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VICE AND DRUG EDUCATION AND CONTROL - Quiz
Contributed by: Minardo
  • 1. What is the primary law in the Philippines that governs the prevention, control, and prosecution of illegal drug activities?
A) C) R.A. 10586
B) D) R.A. 9262
C) A) R.A. 6425
D) Answer: B (Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002)
E) B) R.A. 9165
  • 2. 2. Which agency is designated as the administrative arm of the Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB)?
A) D) Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)
B) C) Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA)
C) B) National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)
D) A) Philippine National Police (PNP)
E) Answer: C
  • 3. What physical or psychological state is characterized by a compelling desire to continue taking a drug to maintain a sense of well-being?
A) C) Drug Habituation
B) Answer: A
C) A) Drug Addiction
D) D) Drug Toxicity
E) B) Drug Tolerance
  • 4. 4. The condition where higher doses of a drug are required to produce the same effect that was once achieved with smaller doses is known as:
A) A) Drug Dependence
B) Answer: B
C) D) Synergy
D) B) Drug Tolerance
E) C) Drug Abuse
  • 5. Which term refers to any substance other than food that modifies physical or mental functions in a living organism?
A) B) Narcotic
B) D) Poison
C) A) Toxin
D) Answer: C
E) C) Drug
  • 6. What category of drugs slows down the activities of the central nervous system (CNS)?
A) C) Hallucinogens
B) B) Depressants
C) D) Inhalants
D) A) Stimulants
E) Answer: B
  • 7. Drugs that increase physical alertness, elevate mood, and reduce fatigue are classified as:
A) D) Sedatives
B) B) Depressants
C) A) Narcotics
D) C) Stimulants
E) Answer: C
  • 8. Substances that distort sensory perceptions, causing visual or auditory hallucinations, are called:
A) B) Hallucinogens
B) A) Psychotropics
C) Answer: B
D) C) Tranquilizers
E) D) Analgesics
  • 9. Methamphetamine Hydrochloride is popularly known in the Philippines as:
A) Answer: C
B) B) Ecstasy
C) C) Shabu
D) D) Marijuana
E) A) Coke
  • 10. What is the active psychoactive component in Cannabis sativa?
A) Answer: B
B) D) Morphine
C) C) Nicotine
D) B) Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)
E) A) Cannabidiol (CBD)
  • 11. Which plant is the primary source of natural opium?
A) Answer: C
B) D) Psilocybe cubensis
C) C) Papaver somniferum
D) B) Cannabis sativa
E) A) Erythroxylum coca
  • 12. Cocaine is extracted from the leaves of which plant?
A) B) Erythroxylum coca
B) A) Papaver somniferum
C) C) Cannabis indica
D) Answer: B
E) D) Nicotiana tabacum
  • 13. Heroin is a semi-synthetic derivative of which drug?
A) B) Codeine
B) C) Morphine
C) A) Cocaine
D) D) Methadone
E) Answer: C
  • 14. What chemical compound is commonly referred to as "Ecstasy"?
    A) MDMA
A) C) LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide)
B) Answer: A
C) A) MDMA (Methylenedioxymethamphetamine
D) D) GHB (Gamma-hydroxybutyrate)
E) B) PCP (Phencyclidine)
  • 15. Volatile substances like rugby, paint thinner, and gasoline belong to which class of abused substances?
A) C) Barbiturates
B) D) Sedatives
C) A) Opiates
D) B) Inhalants
E) Answer: B
  • 16. The painful physical and psychological symptoms experienced when an addicted person stops taking a drug are called:
A) Answer: C
B) B) Tolerance Syndrome
C) C) Withdrawal Syndrome
D) A) Rebound effect
E) D) Overdose
  • 17. Which of the following is considered the "gateway drug"?
A) A) Heroin
B) Answer: B
C) D) Ecstasy
D) B) Alcohol and Tobacco
E) C) Shabu
  • 18. What term describes the combined effect of two drugs taken together being greater than the sum of their individual effects?
A) Answer: B
B) D) Cross-dependence
C) A) Antagonism
D) C) Tolerance
E) B) Synergism
  • 19. Which medical professional or authority is authorized under R.A. 9165 to issue S2 licenses for prescribing dangerous drugs?
A) A) DOH
B) D) PRC
C) C) DDB
D) Answer: B
E) B) PDEA
  • 20. Which organ is primarily responsible for the metabolism (breakdown) of drugs in the human body?
A) C) Liver
B) Answer: C
C) B) Stomach
D) A) Kidneys
E) D) Lungs
  • 21. What is the main route of elimination for most drug metabolites from the human body?
A) Answer: C
B) A) Respiration
C) C) Urination (Kidneys)
D) B) Perspiration
E) D) Digestion
  • 22. Which term describes the taking of a drug for its intended medical purpose but in improper dosage or frequency?
A) Answer: B
B) B) Drug Misuse
C) A) Drug Abuse
D) C) Drug Addiction
E) D) Drug Trafficking
  • 23. "Speed," "Uppers," and "Pep pills" are slang terms for:
A) A) Depressants
B) Answer: C
C) D) Barbiturates
D) C) Amphetamines/Stimulants
E) B) Opiates
  • 24. Which of the following is a legal drug that acts as a central nervous system depressant?
A) B) Alcohol (Ethanol)
B) D) Ephedrine
C) A) Caffeine
D) Answer: B
E) C) Nicotine
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