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Study Guide Answers
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Studies have shown that the majority of people who make it to their ___________ _______________ without ever smoking a cigarette are unlikely to ever pick up the habit.
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early twenties |
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The tobacco companies look at the billions they spend on advertising as a(n)____________________ .
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investment |
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Big money spent to push tobacco on ________________ ____________________ ensures a flow of new, life-long customers.
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young people |
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What is the most addictive chemical in all tobacco products?
a.) tar b.) methane c.) nicotine d.) tobacco leaf
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c.) nicotine |
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What parts of the body does nicotine affect the most?
a.) lung tissue, airways, brain
b.) brain, heart, blood vessels
c.) tongue, gums, inside the cheek
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b.) brain, heart, blood vessels |
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Chronic bronchitis is an illness associated with using tobacco in which of the following ways?
a.) chewing tobacco b.) dipping snuff c.) smoking cigarettes
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c.) smoking cigarettes |
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Cigarette smoking results in a carcinogenic _______________ build-up in the lungs.
a.) leukoplakia b.) cilia c.) lesion d.) tar
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d.) tar |
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The chemical toxins in smokeless tobacco are six times stronger than those found in cigarettes.
True or false?
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true |
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It takes many years of using smokeless tobacco to acquire recessed gums and ugly lesions.
True or false?
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false--Oral complications can occur after just a few months of using smokeless tobacco products. |
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Tobacco use kills more people each year than alcohol, heroin, crack, automobile and airplane accidents, murders, suicides, and AIDS combined. True or false?
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true |
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What are some of the legal consequences for anyone under the age of eighteen?
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Depending on the state, a person under the age of 18 can be fined up to one thousand dollars, lose his or her driver's license, or even be imprisoned. |
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12.
What are some good substitutes for a tobacco craving?
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eating healthy snacks, like carrots, and drinking water |
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13.
Why is it helpful to change one's routine when trying to quit using tobacco?
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In order to quit a tobacco habit, you must practice behavior modification. This may involve seeking out a new social group or finding new activities, and adjusting your attitude. Creating tobacco-free routines is an active step toward kicking the habit. |
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