Question

1. what happens to people who experiment with drugs during their teen years?

○ they experience a very high risk of brain damage.
○ they are very likely to experience shortness of breath.
○ they are likely to develop cardiovascular disease.
○ they develop acne.

Explanation:

During the teen years, the brain is still developing. Drug experimentation at this stage can disrupt normal brain development and lead to a high risk of brain damage. Shortness of breath is more related to respiratory issues (e.g., smoking or lung - related drug use but not a universal drug - teen - related risk), cardiovascular disease development from drug use in teens is less immediate and direct compared to brain damage, and acne is related to hormonal changes in teens, not drug experimentation.

Answer:

A. They experience a very high risk of brain damage.