Farm To Body Quiz
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Green Tobacco Sickness is:
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A mouth irritation caused by chewing immature tobacco leaves
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A sickness caused by absorbing nicotine through the skin when handling wet tobacco leaves
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A lung irritation caused by smoking tobacco that wasn't properly cured
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A virus that destroys tobacco plants
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The 'Farm to Body Quiz' explores the harmful effects of tobacco, from cultivation to consumption. It covers topics like Green Tobacco Sickness, the role of chemical additives in cigarettes, and the impact of second-hand smoke on non-smokers, including infants.
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Cigarette smokers are the only people affected by chemicals in cigarettes.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because cigarette smokers are not the only people affected by chemicals in cigarettes. Secondhand smoke, which is the smoke exhaled by smokers or emitted from the burning end of a cigarette, can also affect non-smokers who are exposed to it. This can lead to various health issues including respiratory problems, heart disease, and even cancer. Therefore, it is incorrect to say that only cigarette smokers are affected by the chemicals in cigarettes.Rate this question:
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Cigarette companies do not market their products to teenagers.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because cigarette companies have been known to target teenagers as a key demographic for their marketing efforts. They often use tactics such as colorful packaging, appealing flavors, and advertising in places where teenagers frequent, in order to attract young consumers. Additionally, studies have shown that teenagers are more susceptible to the influence of advertising and are more likely to start smoking if they are exposed to cigarette marketing. Therefore, it is incorrect to say that cigarette companies do not market their products to teenagers.Rate this question:
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Tobacco leaves are sprayed with ___________________ to protect them from insects.
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Ammonia
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Cadium
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Formaldehyde
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Pesticides
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A. PesticidesExplanation
Tobacco leaves are sprayed with pesticides to protect them from insects. Pesticides are chemicals that are used to kill or control pests, including insects. By spraying tobacco leaves with pesticides, it helps to prevent insect infestation and damage to the leaves. This ultimately helps to ensure the quality and yield of tobacco crops.Rate this question:
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Which chemical found in cigarettes helps nicotine turn to vapor that the lungs can absorb?
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Methanol
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Cadium
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Urea
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Cyanide
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A. MethanolExplanation
Methanol is the correct answer because it is a chemical found in cigarettes that helps nicotine turn to vapor that the lungs can absorb. Methanol is a volatile alcohol that aids in the vaporization process, allowing nicotine to be inhaled and absorbed by the lungs more efficiently.Rate this question:
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Check all that apply. Cigarette butts are:
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Made of nontoxic materials
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The #1 littered item in the world
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Cost millions of dollars in clean up
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A. The #1 littered item in the world
A. Cost millions of dollars in clean upExplanation
Cigarette butts are the #1 littered item in the world and they cost millions of dollars in clean up. This means that they are the most commonly discarded item and their disposal requires a significant amount of money for proper cleaning and maintenance.Rate this question:
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Check all that apply. Chemical additives are mixed with the tobacco in cigarettes in order to:
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Add flavor
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Increase the addictive power of smoking
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Help smokers quit
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Open up the airways as a smoker inhales
Correct Answer(s)
A. Add flavor
A. Increase the addictive power of smoking
A. Open up the airways as a smoker inhalesExplanation
Chemical additives are mixed with tobacco in cigarettes to add flavor, increase the addictive power of smoking, and open up the airways as a smoker inhales. These additives enhance the taste and appeal of cigarettes, making them more enjoyable for smokers. Additionally, certain additives can increase the addictive properties of nicotine, making it harder for smokers to quit. Some additives also have bronchodilator effects, which help to widen the airways and facilitate easier inhalation for smokers.Rate this question:
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Which conditions are associated with second-hand smoke?
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Cervical cancer
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Arthritis
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Heart disease
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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
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A. Heart disease
A. Sudden Infant Death SyndromeExplanation
Second-hand smoke is known to contain harmful chemicals that can affect the cardiovascular system, leading to heart disease. It can also increase the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) in infants who are exposed to second-hand smoke. However, there is no direct association between second-hand smoke and cervical cancer or arthritis.Rate this question:
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Despite all we know about the harmful effects of smoking, new smokers continue to enter the pipeline and continue the cycle of smoking. Why do people start smoking? Why do they find it so hard to stop?
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Sep 15, 2015Quiz Created by
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