SIA Door Drug Awareness

Question 1

Under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, drugs are classified into which categories?

Accepted Answer

Class A, Class B, and Class C

Answer

Levels 1, 2, and 3

Answer

Red, Amber, and Green

Answer

High, Medium, and Low

Question 2

Which of the following is a Class A drug in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Cocaine

Answer

Cannabis

Answer

Anabolic steroids

Answer

Diazepam

Question 3

What are common signs that a person may have taken a stimulant drug such as cocaine?

Accepted Answer

Dilated pupils, excessive energy, talkativeness, jaw clenching, and sweating

Answer

Drowsiness and slow speech

Answer

Red eyes and increased appetite

Answer

Slurred speech and poor coordination

Question 4

What should a door supervisor do if they find drugs on a customer during a search?

Accepted Answer

Seize the drugs, place them in a sealed container, refuse entry, inform management, and call the police

Answer

Confiscate the drugs and flush them down the toilet

Answer

Return the drugs and let them enter

Answer

Keep the drugs as evidence in their pocket

Question 5

What is 'drug spiking' and what should a door supervisor look out for?

Accepted Answer

The practice of adding drugs to someone's drink without their knowledge, which can cause confusion, loss of consciousness, or vulnerability to assault

Answer

Adding vitamins to drinks

Answer

A cocktail mixing technique

Answer

Adding ice to drinks

Question 6

What is the maximum penalty for supplying a Class A drug in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Life imprisonment and/or an unlimited fine

Answer

5 years imprisonment

Answer

7 years imprisonment

Answer

10 years imprisonment