Word-Meaning Quiz: Drugs & Terms

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Word-Meaning Quiz: Drugs & TermsVersión en línea Test your knowledge of key terms and meanings. por Kristina Ghali 1 What is a psychotropic drug? a A substance that has no effect on mood b A vitamin supplement for energy c A chemical that affects the brain, changing mind and behavior d A drug used only for medical imaging 2 What does overdose mean? a A benign side effect b A drug used only for allergy relief c A small, therapeutic dose of a drug d An intake of a drug in a dose high enough to cause serious injury or death 3 What is drug abuse? a A medication taken with food b A temporary mood boost with no harm c Any use of an illegal drug or the misuse of any legal drug d Using a drug exactly as prescribed 4 What are narcotics known for? a Stimulants that increase alertness b Non-prescription caffeine substitutes c Strong painkillers that produce a relaxed state d Herbal teas with no effects 5 What characterizes hallucinogens? a Substances that always calm nerves b Medication for sleep without side effects c Drugs that distort users' perceptions of surroundings and their own bodies d Drugs that only treat headaches 6 What are inhalants? a Liquids used for cleaning only b Solid foods consumed as snacks c Vitamins inhaled for energy d Psychoactive gases that produce euphoria when inhaled 7 What is cannabis described as in these terms? a The Indian hemp plant, source of marijuana b A synthetic chemical created in labs c A type of antibiotic d A mineral supplement 8 What does euphoria refer to in drug context? a A painful sensation b A feeling of intense happiness and well-being c A normal sleep phase d A state of dullness and apathy 9 What are stimulants? a Medications that only treat infections b Substances that have no effect on nerves c Drugs that stimulate or speed up nerve activity d Drugs that slow heart rate permanently 10 What are designer drugs? a Natural plant extracts with no pharmacology b Chemical combinations created to imitate effects of controlled drugs c Water-based flavor enhancers d Over-the-counter vitamins 11 What term refers to a chemical substance that acts on the brain, affecting a person's mind and behavior? a Euphoria b Narcotics c Overdose d Psychotropic drug 12 What term means a drug dose high enough to cause serious injury, coma, or death? a Paranoia b Inhalants c Overdose d Cannabis 13 What term is any use of an illegal drug or the misuse of any legal drug or other psychoactive substance? a Stimulants b Therapeutic Communities c Designer Drugs d Drug abuse 14 What term describes strong painkillers that produce a relaxed and dreamy state? a Depressants b Narcotics c Inhalants d Hallucinogens 15 What term refers to drugs that distort users' perceptions of their surroundings and their own bodies? a Hallucinogens b Cannabis c Paranoia d Stimulants 16 What term denotes psychoactive gases that produce euphoria when inhaled? a Designer Drugs b Anabolic steroids c Therapeutic Communities d Inhalants 17 What term is the Indian hemp plant, the source of marijuana and Hashish? a Stimulants b Cannabis c Narcotics d Depressants 18 What term is a mental disorder in which the person is abnormally suspicious and fearful of others? a Overdose b Euphoria c Hallucinogens d Paranoia 19 What term means a feeling of intense happiness and well-being? a Depressants b Inhalants c Euphoria d Paranoia 20 What term describes drugs that stimulate, or speed up, nerve activity? a Cannabis b Stimulants c Depressants d Narcotics

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Word-Meaning Quiz: Drugs & TermsVersión en línea

por Kristina Ghali

What is a psychotropic drug?

What does overdose mean?

What is drug abuse?

What are narcotics known for?

What characterizes hallucinogens?

What are inhalants?

What is cannabis described as in these terms?

What does euphoria refer to in drug context?

What are stimulants?

What are designer drugs?

What term refers to a chemical substance that acts on the brain, affecting a person's mind and behavior?

What term means a drug dose high enough to cause serious injury, coma, or death?

What term is any use of an illegal drug or the misuse of any legal drug or other psychoactive substance?

What term describes strong painkillers that produce a relaxed and dreamy state?

What term refers to drugs that distort users' perceptions of their surroundings and their own bodies?

What term denotes psychoactive gases that produce euphoria when inhaled?

What term is the Indian hemp plant, the source of marijuana and Hashish?

What term is a mental disorder in which the person is abnormally suspicious and fearful of others?

What term means a feeling of intense happiness and well-being?

What term describes drugs that stimulate, or speed up, nerve activity?