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The strongest, most rapid and most dangerous drug effect is experienced through:
 
  (a) intravenous administration (b) topical application (c) intramuscular injection
  (d) oral ingestion

Question 2

The use of drugs by individuals who consider themselves social misfits or who feel they have little or no power over their own lives is use due to:
 
  (a) low self-esteem (b) peer pressure (c) alienation (d) mood alteration



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: A

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: C



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