Test Yourself!Think you know everything there is about how tobacco affects you? Prove it by taking a quick quiz. You can view the correct answers once you have completed all 12 questions. - When you smoke a cigarette, it's just like inhaling car exhaust.
- True
- False
- You'll also find cyanide, formaldehyde and toilet bowl cleaner in cigarettes.
- True
- False
- Tobacco can be harder to quit than heroin or cocaine.
- True
- False
- In all, tobacco smoke contains about 400 different chemical compounds.
- True
- False
- In Canada, 49% of teenagers don't smoke.
- True
- False
- Of every 10 people who try smoking, eight get hooked.
- True
- False
- If you take birth control pills, smoking will increase your chances for serious heart disease, stroke and high blood pressure.
- True
- False
- Smoking causes early tooth decay and gum disease.
- True
- False
- Deep breathing and exercise could help you quit smoking.
- True
- False
- How toxic is nicotine?
- Not toxic at all.
- Causes severe abdominal cramps and bloating in some cases.
- Only toxic if in conjunction with other substances found in tobacco products.
- Deadly in high doses.
- Red blood cells carry oxygen through your body. How much does the carbon monoxide found in cigarettes reduce red blood cells' ability to perform this task?
- By 2%
- By 6%
- By 12%
- By 28%
- How many cigarettes a year do Canadian teenagers smoke?
- Eight million cigarettes.
- Over a billion cigarettes.
- Approximately 740 million.
- About 200 million cigarettes.
Show Answers WebPage Reference 1 Health Canada. Accessed Dec 17, 2007
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