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1
Which of the following is not an opium-derived drug?
A)Morphine.
B)Heroin.
C)Atropine.
D)Demerol.
2
Cocaine is most commonly
A)inhaled or "snorted" through the nose.
B)taken orally.
C)taken intravenously.
D)absorbed through the skin by using moist applicators.
3
Speedballing is a slang word used to describe the simultaneous ingestion, usually through injection, of
A)heroin and PCP.
B)PCP and cocaine.
C)cocaine and LSD.
D)heroin and cocaine.
4
The primary active ingredient of the Peyote Cactus is the hallucinogen
A)LSD.
B)psilocybin.
C)phencyclidine.
D)mescaline.
5
The surreptitious observation of persons, places, objects, or conveyances for the purpose of determining criminal involvement is
A)surveillance.
B)good police work.
C)covert operations.
D)overt operations.
6
What is the name of the drug that is a psychomotor stimulant with a chemical structure similar to methamphetamine that was originally patented in Germany in 1928?
A)Bayer Aspirin.
B)Methcathinone.
C)Cat or Goob.
D)Both B and C.
7
Most illegal drug laboratory operations are closed as a result of
A)police raids following investigative work.
B)an accidental fire started in the drug laboratory.
C)neighbors in the area acting as vigilantes and setting the laboratory on fire.
D)rival drug gangs.





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