Tobacco: How Much Do You Know? Myth Or Fact, Quiz #1

6 Questions | By Naho | Updated: Mar 22, 2022 | Attempts: 889

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To help raise awareness on issues of tobacco use, Inuit Tuttarvingat of the National Aboriginal Health Organization (2009) has compiled this quiz. See what you know, and test others around you. This quiz, and others that we plan to post, can also be used during National Non-Smoking Week, January 18-24, 2010, to raise questions and to talk about tobacco use in your community, school or organization. To begin, click on "Start Quiz" below. Simply choose Myth or Fact for each question. Go to "View Answers" to get a full explanation of each answer.

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1.

Nicotine gum or the patch should only be used to quit smoking.
- A.
  
  Myth
- B.
  
  Fact
2.

Students who take up smoking get lower grades and are less motivated.
- A.
  
  Myth
- B.
  
  Fact
3.

You smoked while pregnant with all of your children, and they were born healthy. This means it is OK to smoke with future pregnancies, because the risk is really low for birth defects.
- A.
  
  Myth
- B.
  
  Fact
4.

It is better not to quit smoking while pregnant because the stress is too severe, and may harm the development of the baby.
- A.
  
  Myth
- B.
  
  Fact
5.

If you chew tobacco for only a few years, you can still get cancer.
- A.
  
  Myth
- B.
  
  Fact
6.

A good way to quit smoking is to start with chewing tobacco, and slowly work your way to quitting completely.
- A.
  
  Myth
- B.
  
  Fact