1) A, talking with her will be the most effective method but if that does not work then you can just go in another room, although you will most likely smell it in there as well.
2) D, talking with a guardian or mentor will allow clear thinking because that adult will offer guidance and give advice that will assist you.
3) C, his basketball coach because then he can ask the coach for exceptions of shorter practice times as well as tips for keeping both in his life and still being successful. It is always a good idea to talk to your parents as well.
4) D, any trusted adult, starting with your parents. They can offer you refusal tips and help to get you out of the situation, and possibly prevent the other party-goers from getting into trouble as well. They could also be there to help you if the situation gets out of control.
<span>I would say peer pressure influence teenagers to end up engaging in drug or alcohol abuse. One other thing is poverty,cause many teenagers end up dropping out of school to work and help provide for their families but some just drop out of school because of use of drugs and end up committing crimes.</span>
Answer:it would be make assumptions about the patient
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The answers r 1,4, and that is all
