1. Alcoholism, or alcohol dependence, includes which of these symptoms? A. Craving for alcohol B. Loss of control of drinking C. Physical dependence on alcohol and increased tolerance D. All of the above 2. What makes alcoholism a disease? A. It is chronic and has symptoms B. It can be inherited C. It follows a predictable course D. All of the above 3. Which of these is not true about alcoholism? A. Children of alcoholics are destined to be alcoholics B. Some people become alcoholics even with no family history C. Alcoholism can be cured D. A and C 4. Which of these is a symptom of alcohol abuse? A. Failure to fulfill normal responsibilities B. Drinking-related legal problems, including drunk-driving arrests C. Ability to stop drinking D. All of the above 5. Which group of people is more likely to have problems with alcohol? A. Women B. Men C. Adults older than 65 D. Adults ages 35 to 45 6. How can you tell if you have an alcohol problem? A. You think you should cut down on your drinking B. Others have criticized your drinking C. You have felt guilty about your drinking D. All of the above 7. Can alcoholism be cured? A. Yes B. No C. Sometimes D. Only in young people 8. What do medications that treat alcohol problems do? A. Help people avoid relapse B. Reduce craving for alcohol C. Make it safe for people to keep drinking D. A and B 9. What is the result of alcoholism treatment? A. Some people stop drinking and remain sober B. All people stop drinking C. No one is able to stop drinking D. People turn to other drugs 10. Where can a person get help for a drinking problem? A. From his or her doctor B. From a mental health professional C. From Alcoholics Anonymous D. All of the above Past Quizzes View a full list of past quizzes here