alcohol use duringthe teenage yearscould interferewith normaladolescent braindevelopmentDrunkdrivers costthe US $132billion a year1,900 underagealcohol relateddeaths are frommotor vehiclecrashesbraineffectsthe world healthorganizationhas classifiedalcohol as agroup 1carcinogen5,000 youngpeople underthe age of 21die as a resultof underagedrinking30% ofAmericanadults do notconsume anyalcoholover 30% of cancercan be prevented byavoiding tobacco,alcohol, and havinga healthy diet andphysical activityalcohol doesn'tmake you forget; itcauses the brainto temporarily losethe ability tocreate memories1,600 underagealcohol relateddeaths are aresult ofhomicides31% of rockstar deathsare related todrugs oralcoholabout two inevery five 8thgraders haveconsumedalcoholalcohol is notdigested, it'sabsorbeddirectly into thebloodstreamlivercirrhosisAlcohol isadepressant7.4 millionAmericansbetween the agesof 12 and 20report currentalcoholconsumptionMore than 10percent of U.S.children livewith a parentwith alcoholproblemsalcoholpoisoningkills 6Americansevery day1 in 5 top100 countrysongs willrefer toalcoholalexander thegreat once held adrinking contestamong hissoldiers, 42 diedfrom alcoholpoisoningAztecs hadpenalties for beingdrunk whichranged from headshaving to deathother injuriessuch as falls,burns, anddrowningsthree-fourthsof 12thgraders haveconsumedalcohol1/3 ofdesignateddrivers have atleast one drinkwhile carryingthe titleIn 2014, the WorldHealth Organizationreported that alcoholcontributed to morethan 200 diseasesand injury-relatedhealth conditionswhen youthdrink they oftenconsume fourto five drinks atone timegiving up alcohol forone month canimprove liver function,decrease bloodpressure, and reducethe risk of liverdisease and diabetesthe highestBAC everrecorded was.91, more than2x the lethallimit300 underagealcohol relateddeaths arefrom suicide5.2 percent ofyouth who hadAUD in the pastyear receivedtreatment.alcohol use duringthe teenage yearscould interferewith normaladolescent braindevelopmentDrunkdrivers costthe US $132billion a year1,900 underagealcohol relateddeaths are frommotor vehiclecrashesbraineffectsthe world healthorganizationhas classifiedalcohol as agroup 1carcinogen5,000 youngpeople underthe age of 21die as a resultof underagedrinking30% ofAmericanadults do notconsume anyalcoholover 30% of cancercan be prevented byavoiding tobacco,alcohol, and havinga healthy diet andphysical activityalcohol doesn'tmake you forget; itcauses the brainto temporarily losethe ability tocreate memories1,600 underagealcohol relateddeaths are aresult ofhomicides31% of rockstar deathsare related todrugs oralcoholabout two inevery five 8thgraders haveconsumedalcoholalcohol is notdigested, it'sabsorbeddirectly into thebloodstreamlivercirrhosisAlcohol isadepressant7.4 millionAmericansbetween the agesof 12 and 20report currentalcoholconsumptionMore than 10percent of U.S.children livewith a parentwith alcoholproblemsalcoholpoisoningkills 6Americansevery day1 in 5 top100 countrysongs willrefer toalcoholalexander thegreat once held adrinking contestamong hissoldiers, 42 diedfrom alcoholpoisoningAztecs hadpenalties for beingdrunk whichranged from headshaving to deathother injuriessuch as falls,burns, anddrowningsthree-fourthsof 12thgraders haveconsumedalcohol1/3 ofdesignateddrivers have atleast one drinkwhile carryingthe titleIn 2014, the WorldHealth Organizationreported that alcoholcontributed to morethan 200 diseasesand injury-relatedhealth conditionswhen youthdrink they oftenconsume fourto five drinks atone timegiving up alcohol forone month canimprove liver function,decrease bloodpressure, and reducethe risk of liverdisease and diabetesthe highestBAC everrecorded was.91, more than2x the lethallimit300 underagealcohol relateddeaths arefrom suicide5.2 percent ofyouth who hadAUD in the pastyear receivedtreatment.

Alcohol Awareness - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. N-alcohol use during the teenage years could interfere with normal adolescent brain development
  2. G-Drunk drivers cost the US $132 billion a year
  3. N-1,900 underage alcohol related deaths are from motor vehicle crashes
  4. O-brain effects
  5. N-the world health organization has classified alcohol as a group 1 carcinogen
  6. I-5,000 young people under the age of 21 die as a result of underage drinking
  7. G-30% of American adults do not consume any alcohol
  8. N-over 30% of cancer can be prevented by avoiding tobacco, alcohol, and having a healthy diet and physical activity
  9. I-alcohol doesn't make you forget; it causes the brain to temporarily lose the ability to create memories
  10. G-1,600 underage alcohol related deaths are a result of homicides
  11. O-31% of rock star deaths are related to drugs or alcohol
  12. N-about two in every five 8th graders have consumed alcohol
  13. B-alcohol is not digested, it's absorbed directly into the bloodstream
  14. G-liver cirrhosis
  15. I-Alcohol is a depressant
  16. B-7.4 million Americans between the ages of 12 and 20 report current alcohol consumption
  17. O-More than 10 percent of U.S. children live with a parent with alcohol problems
  18. G-alcohol poisoning kills 6 Americans every day
  19. B-1 in 5 top 100 country songs will refer to alcohol
  20. I-alexander the great once held a drinking contest among his soldiers, 42 died from alcohol poisoning
  21. O-Aztecs had penalties for being drunk which ranged from head shaving to death
  22. B-other injuries such as falls, burns, and drownings
  23. B-three-fourths of 12th graders have consumed alcohol
  24. O-1/3 of designated drivers have at least one drink while carrying the title
  25. N-In 2014, the World Health Organization reported that alcohol contributed to more than 200 diseases and injury-related health conditions
  26. G-when youth drink they often consume four to five drinks at one time
  27. I-giving up alcohol for one month can improve liver function, decrease blood pressure, and reduce the risk of liver disease and diabetes
  28. O-the highest BAC ever recorded was .91, more than 2x the lethal limit
  29. B-300 underage alcohol related deaths are from suicide
  30. I-5.2 percent of youth who had AUD in the past year received treatment.