The cocaine course.

* Your teacher is about to give you as many Important facts about the drug cocaine as can fit on one page. But first, write down what you already know about the drug In the first column of the chart below. Some sample facts are already listed. Then, write any questions you have about this drug. Some examples of questions are also provided. Leave the last column blank until after you've read the "Frequently Asked Questions" page that your teacher provides. Then, fill in five new things you learned.

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Cocaine, p. 10: Student answers will vary.

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