• True/False Pre/Post-Test

    True/False Pre/Post-Test

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  • Answer True or False to the following questions by placing a check in the appropriate box. 

  • 1. Alcohol is a drug.*
  • 2. Alcohol is a stimulant.*
  • 3. People who must live or closely work with an alcoholic can become as sick or sicker than the alcoholic.*
  • 4. A person can die of alcoholic poisoning.*
  • 5. Liquor taken straight will affect you faster than liquor mixed with water.*
  • 6. You can sober up quickly by drinking black coffee and dowsing your head in cold water.*
  • 7. Anyone who drinks at all is likely to become an alcoholic.*
  • 8. There are certain symptoms to warn people that their drinking may be leading to alcoholism.*
  • 9. A person is an alcoholic when he or she continues to drink despite painful injurious results.*
  • 10. The % of alcohol in the blood depends on body weight, amount of alcohol, & drinking time.*
  • 11. No one really knows what causes alcoholism.*
  • 12. If we don’t know what causes alcoholism, then we can’t really do anything to help alcoholics.*
  • 13. Most alcoholics don’t even know they are alcoholics.*
  • 14. Today there is a better understanding of what alcoholism is than there use to be.*
  • 15. Ten-year olds can be alcoholics.*
  • 16. Anyone who drinks less than a pint a day can’t be an alcoholic.*
  • 17. You can’t become an alcoholic if you stick to beer.*
  • 18. Drinking of alcohol can damage all major organs of the body.*
  • 19. Alcoholics have a perfect right to drink since they are only hurting themselves.*
  • 20. Most alcoholics drink in the morning.*
  • 21. Skid row alcoholics drink more than heavy social drinkers.*
  • 22. Alcohol helps people to cope with life’s stressors.*
  • 23. Alcoholism, like cancer, is easier to recover from if it is diagnosed and treated in its early stages.*
  • 24. Even though there is no cure for alcoholism, it can be permanently arrested with continued abstinence.*
  • 25. 90% of the alcohol absorbed into the bloodstream is eliminated through oxidation in the liver.*
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