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Why is proof always twice the alcohol percentage?
It is a way to check sobriety. If you are unable to divide the proof by 2 and get the alcohol content its either time to stop drinking or go back to school.
What age of children are at a greater risk of harm from drinking alcohol?
12 or under. In my school there was a drug presentation and most problems for drugs and alcohol are more harmful when you are younger cause your brain is still developing.
What age do teenagers become involved with alcohol?
I've seen my high school classmates drinking alcohol.Maybe its 14 above.Answered by; dUh SmArt gUyz,, ^^
What rain used for?
rain waters plants seeps in the ground and is used for drinking water there are many reasons if you are in school it is always in your science textbook
School issues why are they important?
school issues are important because there are certain dress codes and there are rules against doing drugs and drinking alcohol on school grounds. These rules are there to protect students and not to punish. The same rules apply in the united states.
What are the penalties for vandalizing a school bus in North Carolina?
Vandalizim.
What role does peer pressure play in alcoholuse among teens?
As soon as one teenager in a year group in school starts drinking alcohol it usually means many more teenagers the same age will start drinking. If a teenager doeant want to drink their friends can either accept that or tell them that they are scared and tease them. The person would then feel pressured into getting drunk and drinking alcohol is almost like an initiation into a higher level of 'matureness'. That teenager might feel left out because everyone else they know that is their age is drinking alcohol and have shared this experience and they haven't.
What was a reason more children attended school?
Truancy laws and penalties were enforced.
A recent study indicated that bing drinking in high school is an important predictor of binge drinking in college?
a recent study indicated that bing drinking in high school is an important predictor of binge drinking in college
What do adults do that children can't?
Driving, voting, owning houses, not going to school, getting jobs, drinking alcohol, and smoking, to name a few.
What are the penalties for a minor caught selling prescription drugs at school?
expulsion as i know from experiencee
Why is alcohol bad for teenagers?
There are many reasons not to drink alcohol, especially as a teenager. Some of these are; * Alcohol damages your brain development so you can't live up to your full intellectual potential. * Having alcohol when you have been told not to creates a barrier of dishonesty between you and your family. * Receiving and drinking alcohol if you are underage can get you fined or in prison for a short period of time. * Our bodies are lighter and we have smaller livers that can be damaged much more easily. Drinking alcohol in large quantities at a time will cause serious damage to your liver, and possibly death. * It can change your emotions in ways that may cause you to lose friends and cause them to dislike you. * Developing an alcohol addiction will affect your entire future in unpleasant ways. * Girls drinking alcohol have increased chances of getting raped.
