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Chapter 11 Test - Tobacco
Part I - Matching
______1. carcinogen
______2. nicotine
______3. chronic bronchitis
______4. cilia
______5. mainstream smoke
______6. environmental tobacco smoke
a. tiny hairs that line the bronchial tubes
b. smoke that is inhaled
directly into the mouth and lungs through a
cigar, pipe, or cigarette
c. the combination of exhaled mainstream
smoke and sidestream smoke
d. any chemical or agent that causes cancer
e. an inflammation of the bronchial tubes in
the lungs and the production of excessive
mucus
f. the highly addictive drug that is found in all tobacco products
PART II – Multiple Choice
______7. The chemical in tobacco that is
addictive is
a. tar.
b. nicotine.
c. carbon monoxide.
d. nitrogen dioxide.
______8. Which of these is not a tobacco
product?
a. snuff
b. herbal cigarettes
c. cigars
d. none of the above
______9. Smoking is directly related to and
can increase one’s risk for
a. heart attack.
b. kidney cancer.
c. stroke.
d. All of the above
______10. Which of these is not a carcinogen?
a. oxygen
b. arsenic
c. nickel
d. lead
______11. Using smokeless tobacco—chewing
tobacco and snuff—can put one at
greater risk of
a. emphysema.
b. lung cancer.
c. mouth cancer.
d. All of the above
______12. The tobacco smoke that rises from a
lit pipe is called
a. secondhand smoke.
b. sidestream smoke.
c. mainstream smoke.
d. filtered smoke.
______13. Katya has just found out she is
pregnant. She and her husband, Jeff,
smoke. Both would be wise to stop
smoking because
a. smoking can cause a
miscarriage.
b. the developing fetus could be born too early if
Katya continues to smoke.
c. even though Katya may
stop smoking, the smoke
from Jeff’s cigarettes
could affect the baby.
d. All of the above
______14. Roger quit smoking five years ago.
His chances of getting lung cancer are now
a. decreased by 10 times.
b. decreased by 5 times.
c. decreased by 2 times.
d. as low as they would be if
he had never smoked.
______15. Which of the following is least likely
to encourage a young person to quit smoking?
a. friends who don’t smoke
b. a desire to participate in sports
c. knowledge about the health consequences of
smoking
d. parents who smoke but tell their children not to smoke
______16. Paula works in a high-stress job. She
and most of her coworkers smoke. It
will be particularly hard for her to
quit because
a. cigarette smoking leads
to the use of other drugs.
b. her stress cannot be handled in other ways.
c. she may have little support from the people she is with all day.
d. she will have to breathe sidestream smoke.
______17. Which statement about herbal
cigarettes is not true?
a. They contain nicotine.
b. They are a safe way to smoke.
c. They contain an herb or spice.
d. They are attractive to teens.
______18. Which of the following is not a
short-term effect of tobacco use?
a. A chronic cough develops.
b. The gums become irritated and raw.
c. You need to spit often.
d. all of the above
______19. Which of these is a reason why
people use tobacco?
a. People don’t believe messages about the
danger.
b. curiosity
c. to rebel against authority
d. all of the above
______20. In what way is tobacco use
expensive for families?
a. medical bills
b. money spent buying tobacco products
c. funeral costs
d. all of the above
Part III – Matching
______1. Carbon monoxide
______2. emphysema
______3. Sidestream smoke
______4. tar
______5. Nicotine replacement therapy
a. a gas that is found in tobacco smoke that
interferes with the blood’s ability to carry
oxygen
b. smoke that enters the environment from
burning tobacco
c. a disease in which air cannot move in and out
of alveoli because they become blocked or
lose their elasticity
d. a type of medicine that delivers a small
amount of nicotine to the body to help
people quit smoking
e. a sticky substance in tobacco smoke that
coats the inside of the airways and that
contains many carcinogens
Part IV – Multiple Choice
______6. The chemical in tobacco smoke that
is made up of solid particles that
contribute to respiratory disease and
destruction of cilia is
a. carbon monoxide.
b. ammonia.
c. tar
d. nicotine.
______7. Jason’s father has been smoking for
many years. His lungs have trouble
absorbing oxygen from the air and
pushing carbon dioxide out. As a result,
Jason’s father is always short of
breath. Jason’s father most likely has
a. bronchitis..
b. emphysema
c. lung cancer.
d. respiratory failure.
______8. Angela does not smoke. However, she
works in an office where several co-
workers smoke cigarettes all day long.
Which of the following is not true of
Angela?
a. She would be no worse off if she herself smoked.
b. She is absorbing secondhand smoke.
c. She is at risk for lung cancer.
d. She is subject to sidestream smoke.
______9. At first, Ellen thought it was
glamorous to smoke. But now she’s
tired of being short of breath and
coughing every morning. If she quits,
she will
a. stop coughing and feel better.
b. enable the cilia in her bronchial tubes to repair
themselves.
c. immediately reduce her risk for lung and other
cancers.
d. All of the above
______10. At Tyra’s work, she and most of her
co-workers smoke. Which of the
following would probably not help
Tyra stop successfully?
a. spontaneously throwing away her cigarettes
one day at work
b. gradually cutting down the number of
cigarettes she smokes
c. talking with her doctor about a nicotine patch
d. waiting until she is on vacation to stop
smoking
______11. Which is not a way that tobacco
products are consumed?
a. smoking
b. eating
c. chewing
d. dipping
______12. Which of the following is not a
carcinogen?
a. iron
b. arsenic
c. nickel
d. polonium
______13. Many teens think herbal cigarettes
are safe, even though they are not. What
makes herbal cigarettes dangerous?
a. They contain a spice.
b. They contain tobacco.
c. They taste better.
d. You don’t inhale the smoke.
______14. Which is not true about addiction to
tobacco?
a. Withdrawal is unpleasant.
b. Changes in a person’s brain and body lead to
physical dependence.
c. Nicotine addiction causes a person to
continue smoking over a long period of time.
d. Quitting is easy.
______15. Jonas had a checkup at the doctor.
He had recently started smoking.
His blood pressure was elevated, the
blood tests showed an increased
sugar level and his heart rate was
faster. What type of smoking
symptoms are these?
a. long-term effects
b. short-term effects
c. nothing to worry about
d. cancer
______16. Which of the following are possible
results of environmental tobacco smoke?
a. lung cancer
b. reduced heart function
c. asthma and ear infections in children
d. all of the above
______17. Jenny’s friend Haley offered her a
cigarette while they were walking
home from school. Jenny wanted to
refuse the offer. What would not be
a good way to handle the refusal?
a. telling Haley that she is stupid for smoking
b. telling Haley calmly that she is not interested
in smoking
c. telling Haley why she isn’t interested in
smoking—it would impair her running ability
on the track team.
d. Suggesting an alternative to Haley, such as:
“Let’s walk home a different way and stop by
the library on the way.”
Short Response: 13 pts
I.Give 3 reasons why a pregnant woman should not smoke. (pg271)
II.List 3 of the short term effects of tobacco smoke (pg267)
III.List 4 Long Term Effects from Tobacco Use (pg268)
IV.What was the 3 most interesting facts learned from chapter 11 on tobacco and explain why.