9th class English online Test Unit 10- Drug Addiction

9th class English  online Test Unit 10- Drug Addiction

Unit 10 – Drug Addiction

Quiz

 

1. What is drug addiction?
   1.   A temporary use of drugs for recreational purposes
   2.   A psychological and physical dependence on drugs
   3.   A way to relieve stress
   4.   A method of increasing energy
2. Which of the following is a common symptom of drug addiction?
   1.   Improved concentration
   2.   Increased energy levels
   3.   Loss of interest in daily activities
   4.   Better performance in studies
3. What is the most commonly abused drug among teenagers?
   1.   Alcohol
   2.   Tobacco
   3.   Marijuana
   4.   Prescription drugs
4. Which of the following is a physical effect of drug addiction?
   1.   Increased heart rate
   2.   Improved metabolism
   3.   Heightened sense of awareness
   4.   Improved muscle strength
5. Which of the following is a long-term effect of drug addiction?
   1.   Enhanced cognitive abilities
   2.   Liver damage
   3.   Improved social skills
   4.   Weight loss
6. Which type of drug is often used to treat pain but can lead to addiction if misused?
   1.   Antidepressants
   2.   Painkillers
   3.   Antihistamines
   4.   Cough syrups
7. Which of the following is NOT a potential consequence of drug addiction?
   1.   Financial problems
   2.   Legal issues
   3.   Improved relationships
   4.   Health problems
8. What should a person do if they suspect a friend is addicted to drugs?
   1.   Ignore the situation
   2.   Confront them aggressively
   3.   Offer them emotional support and encourage seeking professional help
   4.   Encourage them to continue using drugs responsibly
9. Which of the following is a common treatment for drug addiction?
   1.   Homeopathy
   2.   Rehabilitation programs
   3.   Ignoring the addiction
   4.   Over-the-counter medications
10. What is the role of family and friends in helping someone with drug addiction?
    1.   Encourage them to use drugs in moderation
    2.   Provide emotional support and help them seek treatment
    3.   Ignore their behavior
    4.   Isolate them from society