Question

1. smoking tobacco and marijuana are forms of (4 points) ·

oral use
transdermal use
subcutaneous use
topical use

1. any chemical that speeds up your central nervous system is called a: (4 points) ·

stimulant
nicotine
caffeine
depressant

1. when someone smokes or vapes thc, it is detectable in the body for longer than tobacco (4 points) ·

false because tobacco lasts longer in the blood
false because the brain has tobacco receptors
true because smokers hold thc in the lungs longer than tobacco
true, because thc is not flushed out in the urine

Explanation:

1. Smoking involves inhaling substances through the mouth, which is not oral (swallowing), transdermal (through skin), subcutaneous (under - skin), or topical (on skin) use.
2. Stimulants speed up the central nervous system. Nicotine and caffeine are types of stimulants, and depressants slow down the central nervous system.
3. THC is fat - soluble and can be stored in fatty tissues, making it detectable in the body for a longer time compared to many components of tobacco.

Answer:

1. None of the above options are correct as smoking is inhalation. But if we assume the closest wrong - category - based choice is not available, and we have to pick from given ones, there is no correct answer.
2. A. Stimulant
3. True because THC is fat - soluble and stored in fatty tissues, remaining detectable longer.