1. Who Wants to be a Millionaire “Tobacco”

2. 1 st Question 90% of smokers are made up of which classification listed below? 90% of smokers are made up of which classification listed below? A – College-age students A – College-age students B – Children and teens B – Children and teens C – Middle-aged women C – Middle-aged women D – Elderly men D – Elderly men Answer – B Children and Teens Answer – B Children and Teens

3. What is the psychoactive drug in cigarettes that causes people to be addicted to them and reaches the bloodstream in just seconds? What is the psychoactive drug in cigarettes that causes people to be addicted to them and reaches the bloodstream in just seconds? A – Tar A – Tar B – Nicotine B – Nicotine C – Cloves C – Cloves D – Bidis D – Bidis Answer – B Nicotine Answer – B Nicotine

4. What is the ratio of smokers who want to quit? What is the ratio of smokers who want to quit? A – 1 out of 2 A – 1 out of 2 B – 2 out of 10 B – 2 out of 10 C – 3 out of 4 C – 3 out of 4 D – 5 out of 10 D – 5 out of 10 Answer - C Answer - C

5. Tobacco smoke contains several hundreds of different chemicals, including nail polish remover and lighter fluid. How many of them are cancer-causing agents? Tobacco smoke contains several hundreds of different chemicals, including nail polish remover and lighter fluid. How many of them are cancer-causing agents? A – less than 10 A – less than 10 B – 20-30 B – 20-30 C – 30-40 C – 30-40 D – at least 40 D – at least 40 Answer - D Answer - D

6. Peripheral vascular disease is caused by narrowing arteries in the legs and arms. Smoking greatly increases the risk and severity. This disease can lead to gangrene and the risk of infection or amputation increases.

7. What percentage of smokers who stop smoking pick the habit back up in one year’s time? What percentage of smokers who stop smoking pick the habit back up in one year’s time? A – 60% A – 60% B – 45% B – 45% C – 50% C – 50% D – 75% D – 75% Answer – D Answer – D

8. What is the earliest an addiction can occur to tobacco? What is the earliest an addiction can occur to tobacco? A – one month A – one month B – couple of days B – couple of days C – two months C – two months D – six months D – six months Answer - B Answer - B

9. Nicotine can either excite or tranquilize the nervous system, depending on what? Nicotine can either excite or tranquilize the nervous system, depending on what? A – dosage A – dosage B – cigarette type B – cigarette type C – filter size C – filter size D – medication in the system D – medication in the system Answer - A Answer - A

10. Nicotine stimulates this part of the brain, which controls mental activity and complex behaviors? Nicotine stimulates this part of the brain, which controls mental activity and complex behaviors? A – hypothalamus A – hypothalamus B – cerebral cortex B – cerebral cortex C – brain stem C – brain stem D – frontal lobe D – frontal lobe Answer - B Answer - B

11. Lung Cancer Smoking is the primary cause of lung cancer Smoking is the primary cause of lung cancer

12. Cigarette smoke contains carbon monoxide, the deadly gas in automobile exhaust, in concentrations _____ times greater than is considered safe in industrial workplaces Cigarette smoke contains carbon monoxide, the deadly gas in automobile exhaust, in concentrations _____ times greater than is considered safe in industrial workplaces A – 100 A – 100 B – 200 B – 200 C - 400 C - 400 D – 500 D – 500 Answer - C Answer - C

13. This is the name of another poisonous substance found in cigarettes other than nicotine? This is the name of another poisonous substance found in cigarettes other than nicotine? A – Tar A – Tar B – Arsenic B – Arsenic C – Methodone C – Methodone D – Benzopyrene D – Benzopyrene Answer - B Answer - B

14. Smoking is the most widespread single cause of this? Smoking is the most widespread single cause of this? A – stroke A – stroke B – mental retardation B – mental retardation C – coronary heart disease C – coronary heart disease D – respiratory failure D – respiratory failure Answer - C Answer - C

15. Smokers have a death rate of ____% higher than that of nonsmokers? Smokers have a death rate of ____% higher than that of nonsmokers? A – 50% A – 50% B – 30% B – 30% C – 70% C – 70% D – 60% D – 60% Answer - C Answer - C

16. Oral Cancer Long-term use of smokeless tobacco increases the risk of oral cancer nearly fifty times Long-term use of smokeless tobacco increases the risk of oral cancer nearly fifty times

17. This is the name of the chemical found in tobacco smoke that causes genetic mutations in the lungs and causes lung cancer? This is the name of the chemical found in tobacco smoke that causes genetic mutations in the lungs and causes lung cancer? A – Benzopyrene A – Benzopyrene B – Methodone B – Methodone C - Pyrosil C - Pyrosil D – Hempsol D – Hempsol Answer - A Answer - A

18. Which of the following is not a risk factor that helps increase your risk of lung cancer? Which of the following is not a risk factor that helps increase your risk of lung cancer? A – age at which you start A – age at which you start B - # of cigs smoked each day B - # of cigs smoked each day C - # of years smoking C - # of years smoking D – type of cigarette D – type of cigarette Answer - D Answer - D

19. Smoking is the primary cause of this, which is a disabling condition in which the walls of the air sacs in the lungs loose their elasticity and are gradually destroyed? Smoking is the primary cause of this, which is a disabling condition in which the walls of the air sacs in the lungs loose their elasticity and are gradually destroyed? A – bronchitis A – bronchitis B – respiratory arrest B – respiratory arrest C – emphysema C – emphysema D – COLD – (chronic obstructive lung disease) D – COLD – (chronic obstructive lung disease) Answer - C Answer - C

21. A person will die from smoking every how many seconds in a day? A person will die from smoking every how many seconds in a day? A – 10 A – 10 B – 45 B – 45 C – 60 C – 60 D – 90 D – 90 Answer - A Answer - A

22. Holding a dip in the mouth for 30 minutes is the equivalent of how many cigarettes? Holding a dip in the mouth for 30 minutes is the equivalent of how many cigarettes? A - 0 A - 0 B – 1 B – 1 C – 2 C – 2 D – 3 D – 3 Answer - D Answer - D

23. Removed Larynx 82% of cancer of the larynx is attributable to cigarette smoking. 82% of cancer of the larynx is attributable to cigarette smoking.

24. Smoke exhaled by smokers is known as this? Smoke exhaled by smokers is known as this? A – sidestream smoke A – sidestream smoke B – mainstream smoke B – mainstream smoke C – firsthand smoke C – firsthand smoke D – trigger smoke D – trigger smoke Answer - B Answer - B

25. Second hand smokes causes about how many deaths per year from lung cancer? Second hand smokes causes about how many deaths per year from lung cancer? A – 1,000 A – 1,000 B – 3,000 B – 3,000 C – 5,000 C – 5,000 D- 10,000 D- 10,000 Answer - B Answer - B

26. When speaking of second-hand smoke, which of the following is not a condition or disease that children are susceptible to. When speaking of second-hand smoke, which of the following is not a condition or disease that children are susceptible to. A – asthma A – asthma B – pneumonia B – pneumonia C – SIDS C – SIDS D – allergies D – allergies Answer - D Answer - D

27. Children will inhale _____ times more pollutants through second hand smoke than adults will? Children will inhale _____ times more pollutants through second hand smoke than adults will? A – Two A – Two B – Three B – Three C – Four C – Four D – Six D – Six Answer - B Answer - B

28. Which of the following is least likely to occur when a woman smokes that is pregnant? Which of the following is least likely to occur when a woman smokes that is pregnant? A – miscarriage A – miscarriage B – high birth weight B – high birth weight C – mental retardation C – mental retardation D- intellectual development D- intellectual development Answer - B Answer - B

29. Each cigarette you smoke takes away how many minutes from your life? Each cigarette you smoke takes away how many minutes from your life? A – 3 A – 3 B – 7 B – 7 C – 45 C – 45 D – 65 D – 65 Answer - B Answer - B

30. On average, how many more year do non- smokers live than smokers? On average, how many more year do non- smokers live than smokers? A – 5 A – 5 B – 6 B – 6 C – 15 C – 15 D – 20 D – 20 Answer - C Answer - C

31. Spit tobacco is made from a mixture of tobacco, nicotine, sweeteners, abrasives, salts and chemicals. It contains over 3,000 chemicals including about 28 known carcinogens. Which of the following is not a harmful chemical found in spit tobacco? Spit tobacco is made from a mixture of tobacco, nicotine, sweeteners, abrasives, salts and chemicals. It contains over 3,000 chemicals including about 28 known carcinogens. Which of the following is not a harmful chemical found in spit tobacco? A – Embalming fluid A – Embalming fluid B – Cyanide B – Cyanide C – Floor stripping wax C – Floor stripping wax D – Car battery fluid D – Car battery fluid C – Floor Stripping Wax C – Floor Stripping Wax

32. Last Question When using smokeless tobacco, white or red patches may appear in the mouth after a few uses and help lead to oral cancer. What are these patches called? When using smokeless tobacco, white or red patches may appear in the mouth after a few uses and help lead to oral cancer. What are these patches called? A – oral lymphomas A – oral lymphomas B - bidis B - bidis C – gingivitis C – gingivitis D – leukoplakia D – leukoplakia Answer - D Answer - D