A 16-year-old uses marijuana daily. To help her do better in school, what advice would you offer that would be most important?
A) Marijuana causes memory gaps that interfere with learning.
B) The effect of marijuana fades fastest if she eats after use.
C) Marijuana leads to muscle laxness, so it should not be used close to gym class.
D) Marijuana increases blood pressure; she should not run after smoking it.
A
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a. 3 b. 5 c. 10 d. 15
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