Final quiz – 4 - ADD Free Trainnig

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1. Question
Mark 3 signs that may suggest your children are drinking alcohol.
- Their schoolwork and extracurricular activities slip
- They ride a bicycle with friends every day
- Their behaviour changes
- They ask for money but won’t explain
- They eat too much
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How could you answer the question “You drink alcohol, why I can’t do it?”.
- Because you don’t have 18/21 years.
- Alcohol, even a small amount, would harm you now and I love you far too much to risk that.
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Imagine you have 18 years old boy. He is invited to a party and asks you can he take alcohol? What will be your answer?
- No, because I don't want you drinking alcohol at your age, even if your friends drink.
- If you break our rules you can’t go.
- I know you might find it hard just to say no, so tell them you’ve got something on tomorrow and can’t drink tonight.
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Why it is good to talk to your children about alcohol?
- Because children need to know how much alcohol drinks content.
- Because children listen to their parents and value your advice.
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How should you answer the question “Can alcohol make me sad?”
- Yes, it can. It doesn’t just affect you physically, alcohol can also affect your mood and emotions.
- No, it can’t. Alcohol affects you physically.
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How should you answer the question “Why do you and other adults drink?”
- Because adults can drink alcohol.
- Because adults drink for different reasons. I like the way it tastes when I have it with my dinner. But you know I drink non-alcoholic drinks too, like cocktails and non-alcoholic beer.
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Underage alcohol use is a major cause of death from injuries among people.
- True
- False
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What communities can do about underage drinking?
- A community that opposes underage drinking can judge children who drink alcohol.
- A community that opposes underage drinking can help change how people think and act.
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“A drink” can be?
- A bottle of wine
- A bottle of hard liquor
- A shot of hard liquor or a glass of wine
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What is right to do to support ending underage drinking?
- Protect only your children of underage drinking.
- Work to change community attitudes about underage drinking.
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What you should do to start useful communication with your child?
- Encourage your child to talk about whatever interests him/her.
- Encourage your child to tell you how he/she thinks and feels about the issue you’re discussing.
- Buy him/her a present then start to communicate.
- Go out together, buy him/her a drink and start talking.
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How to talk with your 7 years old child about alcohol?
- When you’re watching film and you see an actor drink an alcohol ask your child if she/he knows how drinking alcohol affects the body.
- When you’re drinking alcohol ask your child if she/he knows how drinking alcohol affects the body.
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Do having a parent with a drinking problem increases a child’s risk for developing an alcohol problem of his/her own?
- Yes
- No
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- You have a clear idea of what your child should be like and you try your best to achieve it. The demands you have on your child are probably too strict and rigid. Perhaps the child does not enjoy being with you.
- You understand and recognise the important role you have in determining your child's character, but you also recognise their right to self-development. You soberly judge which requests should be met and which should not. You are prepared to reconsider your positions on parenting.
- You appreciate your child's abilities, you forgive their weaknesses. You easily communicate with them, trust them, are not prone to prohibitions and restrictions.
- Child upbringing issues are not paramount to you. You advocate that the child should learn to cope with the things of life. But maybe they need your support and attention?
- AUTHORITATIVE STYLE
- AUTHORITARIAN STYLE
- LIBERAL STYLE
- INDIFFERENT STYLE
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Module 4 Problematic Alcohol Use Identification and Management Techniques for Parents

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