Answer to Question 1
Answer: Any three of the following:
She can avoid drinking to get drunk by drinking moderately, eating before, during, and after drinking, alternating between drinking alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, and avoiding drinking games.
She can make a pact with a friend to stay together during the night.
She can make arrangements ahead of time for getting home if she plans to drink.
She can refuse to accept a drink from a stranger.
She can remember the signs of alcohol poisoning and be prepared to get help if someone is exhibiting those signs.
Answer to Question 2
Answer: Any five of the following:
Sleep disturbances
Lightheadedness
Relaxation
Lack of inhibitions
Compromised motor coordination
Slower reaction time
Slurred speech
Dulled senses
Clouded judgment
Dehydration
Digestive problems
Low blood sugar due to alterations in metabolism
Hangover
Tea Party
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