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1
What role does the concept of "self-will" play in the 12 Steps of AA and NA?
It is irrelevant to the recovery process.
It is seen as a central obstacle to recovery that must be surrendered.
It is encouraged as a means to control one’s addiction.
It is used to determine the steps to recovery.
2
The principle of anonymity in AA and NA is primarily intended to:
Ensure that no single member is seen as more important than the group.
Limit the visibility of the fellowship in public.
Prevent members from sharing their experiences in other settings.
Control the membership size.
3
Which of the following best describes the primary purpose of Narcotics Anonymous (NA)?
To offer a support group for those seeking recovery from drug addiction.
To promote drug abstinence through legal and medical channels.
To administer detoxification services.
To provide a structured treatment program for addiction.
4
Which of the following is NOT a common feature of both AA and NA meetings?
The opportunity for sharing successes and challenges.
A requirement for members to pay a fee for attendance.
A focus on anonymity and confidentiality.
Open discussions on personal experiences with addiction.
5
Which step in the NA program involves acknowledging the power of a higher power to help restore sanity?
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
6
What is the primary characteristic of substance use disorder
Increased energy levels
Persistent use of substances despite negative consequences
Enhanced social interactions
Improved academic performance
7
The 12 Traditions were first published in which year?
1960
1970
1953
1946
8
Which document serves as a comprehensive guide to the fellowship’s principles and practices?
The NA Recovery Guide
The NA Handbook
The Basic Text
The NA Twelve Traditions
9
Which neurotransmitter is commonly associated with addiction?
Dopamine
Serotonin
GABA
Norepinephrine
10
Which of the following is a key difference between AA’s and NA’s approaches to recovery?
NA specifically focuses on drug addiction, while AA addresses alcoholism.
NA incorporates professional medical advice more prominently than AA.
AA uses the term “Higher Power” while NA does not.
AA requires a spiritual awakening, while NA does not.
11
The phrase "Live and let live" is often associated with which aspect of AA and NA?
The importance of group unity and avoiding interference in others' affairs.
The requirement for regular meeting attendance.
The principle of accepting personal responsibility.
The need for financial contributions to the fellowship.
12
Which of the following best describes the "12 Concepts of Service" in NA?
They provide a framework for the structure and functioning of NA services.
They outline the principles for managing group finances.
hey are guidelines for personal recovery.
They are detailed instructions for conducting meetings.
13
Which of the following best describes the role of a sponsor in AA and NA?
To lead all group meetings and enforce rules.
To act as a mediator in disputes between members.
To provide financial support for recovery.
To offer personal guidance and support through the recovery process.
14
What is the primary characteristic of substance use disorder?
Persistent use of substances despite negative consequences
Enhanced social interactions
Increased energy level
Improved academic performance
15
What does “tolerance” mean in the context of substance use?
Reduced sensitivity to the effects of a substance
Increased effectiveness of the substance
Reduced need for the substance
No change in the effects of the substance
16
Which of the following is NOT typically included in the NA “Basic Text”?
Personal stories of recovery.
The history of NA’s founding.
The principles of the 12 Steps and 12 Traditions.
Detailed procedures for organizing local NA meetings.
17
What is the primary purpose of Step 6 in the 12 Steps
To share one's experience with others.
To make amends to those harmed.
To become ready to have character defects removed.
To conduct a moral inventory.
18
Which disorder is characterized by alternating periods of mania and depression?
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Major Depressive Disorder
Bipolar Disorder
Schizophrenia
19
Which step in the 12 Steps is focused on personal reflection and acknowledging one's own faults?
Step 4: Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves.
Step 7: Humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings.
S6: Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character.
S2: Believe that a power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.
20
Which of the following substances is classified as a stimulant?
Marijuana
Cocaine
Heroin
Alcohol
21
In the context of NA, what does the term "clean time" refer to?
The duration of sobriety from all drugs.
The amount of time spent attending meetings.
The time spent in formal treatment programs.
The period of time dedicated to personal reflection.
22
In NA, which step involves taking a fearless inventory of one's character defects?
Step 6
Step 10
Step 4
Step 1
23
Which AA tradition emphasizes the importance of remaining non-professional in group activities?
Tradition 11
Tradition 7
Tradition 3
Tradition 6
24
Which AA literature provides a comprehensive discussion on living sober, including practical advice for daily life?
Alcoholics Anonymous Comes of Age
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions
Living Sober
The Big Book
25
In AA, what is the main purpose of Step 11?
To make a detailed inventory of past wrongs.
To seek forgiveness from others.
To improve personal relationships.
To enhance spiritual awareness through prayer and meditation.
26
Which step addresses the need to make a list of all persons we have harmed and become willing to make amends?
Step 8
Step 9
Step 7
Step 6
27
In the context of AA’s literature, "The Big Book" was first published in which year?
1945
1929
I1939
1953
28
In Step 5 of AA and NA, members are asked to:
Make a list of persons they have harmed.
Admit their wrongdoings to themselves.
Pray for strength to overcome their addiction.
Confess their wrongs to God and another person.
29
Which of the following best describes the concept of "higher power" in the context of the 12 Steps?
A literal deity that members must worship.
A person or professional who guides the member through recovery.
A set of moral principles that members follow.
A universal spiritual force that members define for themselves.
30
Which of the following best describes the focus of the “12 Concepts of World Service” in NA?
Guiding the governance and operation of NA’s service structure.
Detailing the steps for personal spiritual growth.
Offering financial management advice for local groups.
Providing personal recovery stories.
31
Which AA tradition emphasizes the need for personal recovery as the foundation for group unity?
Tradition 5
Tradition 3
Tradition 1
Tradition 2
32
What is the main objective of Step 10 in the 12 Steps?
To continue taking personal inventory and promptly admit when wrong.
To make direct amends to those harmed.
To conduct a moral inventory of oneself.
To seek help from a higher power in removing character defects.
