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What is the use of psychedelic drugs?
 
  a. They turn the thoughts of users inward.
  b. They are used as sedatives or painkillers.
  c. They are mainly used as analgesics and painkillers.
  d. They depress the Central Nervous System (CNS).

Question 2

An important property of marijuana is that it_________.
 
  a. produces withdrawal symptoms that are extremely strong
  b. acts as a sedative at the doses usually consumed in cigarette form
  c. produces hallucinations at extremely low doses
  d. attains potency because of its primary psychoactive ingredient, amphetamine



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

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Answer: b





 

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