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Q1: How many units of alcohol a day can an adult female safely drink?

Q2: Alcohol is: A) a depressant (it slows your brain activity and body functions down) B) a stimulant (it speeds your brain activity and body functions up) C) neither of these

Q3: Different kinds of drinks contain different kinds of alcohol True or False ?

Q4: At what age can a parent legally give their child alcohol?

Q5: What organ in the body is most effected by alcohol? a)The Liver b)The Brain c)The Heart d)All of these

Q6: Drinking 21 units of alcohol (21 single shots of vodka or 7 cans of lager) in one hour could result in death Fact or Fiction

Q7:Which of the following will sober you up? a) Black coffee or Red Bull b) Cold Shower c) Fried food d) Alkaseltzer e) None of these

Q8: At least what age does safer drinking advice say that young people should be before they drink alcohol?

Q9. Drinking brandy or whisky warms you up Fact or Fiction?

Q10: How many people die each day in the UK from alcohol – their own drinking? a) 30 b) 50 c) 80

Swap your answer sheet with the team next to you!!

A1: How many units of alcohol a day can an adult female safely drink? 2 – 3

A2: Alcohol is: A) a depressant (it slows your brain activity and body functions down)

A3: Different kinds of drinks contain different kinds of alcohol False All alcoholic drinks contain Ethyl Alcohol

A4: At what age can a parent legally give their child alcohol ? 5 years However, a parent can be prosecuted for supplying alcohol to under 18’s for consumption outside of the home

A5: What organ in the body is most effected by alcohol? a)The Liver b)The Brain c)The Heart d)All of these

A6: Drinking 21 units of alcohol (21 single shots of vodka or 7 cans of Stella Artois) in one hour could result in death Fact

A7:Which of the following will sober you up? a) Black coffee or Red Bull b) Cold Shower c) Fried food d) Alkaseltzer e) None of these

A8: At least what age does safer drinking advice say that young people should be before they drink alcohol? 15 years – and even then no more than 2-3 units of alcohol on no more than one day a week. Your brain and liver are not fully developed until you are 21 years old!

A9: Drinking brandy or whisky warms you up FICTION – it increases the chances of hypothermia

A10: How many people die each day in the UK from alcohol – their own drinking? C) 80