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Enter your name here: 1. What is a more accurate name for "Ecstasy?"
MDA MDMA PMA DXM
2. Ecstasy contains a stimulant and a ____________________.
Depressant Cannabinoid Hallucinogen Suppressant
3. DXM, a common additive to fake Ecstasy, is normally used as:
A paint thinner An over-the-counter sleeping pill An over-the-counter stimulant, like caffeine A cough suppressant An artificial flavoring for candy and soda
4. How is Ecstasy usually taken?
As a white powder that is snorted As a bright-colored liquid As a white or bright-colored tablet As a multi-colored capsule
5. Where does most of the Ecstasy sold in the U.S. come from?
California Mexico The Netherlands Colombia Canada
6. How does Ecstasy produce its stimulant effect?
It forces large amounts of endorphins into the synapses of brain. It forces large amounts of serotonin to be released in the brain. It excites the activity of dopamine in the brain. It reduces the amount of serotonin available in the brain.
7. What is another way that Ecstasy creates a "high"?
It releases endorphins in the brain, which relieves pain. It releases monoamines in the brain, which leads to hallucinations. It stimulates rapid activity in the brain, creating a "speedy" feeling. It releases dopamine in the brain, which is related to pleasure.
8. What have recent brain scan studies shown about Ecstasy’s effect on the brain?
Ecstasy has some short-term effect on the brain, lasting 24-48 hours. Ecstasy limits the brain’s ability to access and use serotonin effectively. Ecstasy drains off most the brain’s serotonin, perhaps permanently. Ecstasy limits the brain’s supply of dopamine for at least six months.
9. What have recent memory-test studies shown about Ecstasy’s effect on the brain?
Ecstasy limits memory skills for 24-48 hours. Ecstasy users have limited memory skills for about three days after use. Ecstasy users have limited memory skills for at least two weeks after use. Ecstasy users have increased short-term memory skills, but decreased long- term memory skills.
10. About how many 19-22 year-olds surveyed had used Ecstasy in the previous year?
2.7% 5.5% 9.8% 12.4%
11. What two effects most commonly threaten Ecstasy users’ lives?
Anxiety and high body temperature High body temperature and racing heart rate Anxiety and dehydration High body temperature and dehydration Racing heart rate and dehydration
12. Which of the following statements can Ecstasy not cause?
Worn teeth Acne or rashes Diarrhea Irrational behavior Sleep problems
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