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LESSON 1

Vocabulary Review

Step1: Match term to definition

1. Fermentation → Intoxication

<br>Drinking alcohol can lead to intoxication, a state of reduced physical and mental control.

1. Intoxication → Binge drinking

<br>Binge drinking is when a person drinks five or more alcoholic drinks at one sitting.

1. Binge drinking → Alcohol poisoning

<br>Alcohol poisoning is a potentially fatal reaction to an alcohol overdose.

1. Short-term alcohol effects include impaired coordination, vision, and judgment; stomach acid reduction is not a short-term effect.
2. Smaller, empty-stomached people absorb alcohol faster; a small, fasting female is most affected quickly.
3. Long-term excessive drinking damages the liver, often requiring a transplant; other options are short-term or unrelated.

1. Teens who drink often lack fully developed decision-making skills, underestimate risks, and may face peer pressure, leading to risky choices.
2. A 12-hour allergy medication's effects (drowsiness, impaired judgment) persist; mixing it with alcohol amplifies impairment, increasing accident risk.

Answer:

1. Drinking alcohol can lead to intoxication, a state of reduced physical and mental control.
2. Binge drinking is when a person drinks five or more alcoholic drinks at one sitting.
3. Alcohol poisoning is a potentially fatal reaction to an alcohol overdose.

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