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Tobacco Trivia

Test your knowledge about tobacco, e-cigarettes, and hookahs with these true or false questions to stay informed and make healthier choices. Learn about the risks associated with different tobacco products.

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Tobacco Trivia

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  1. Tobacco Trivia Coordinated School Health 2017 – 2018

  2. Everyone ready to start? Let’s put on our thinking caps...

  3. E-cigarettes and Hookahs True or False: Hookah smoke is better for you than cigarette smoke and not addictive.

  4. E-cigarettes and Hookahs True or False: Hookah smoke is better for you than cigarette smoke and not addictive. False – Hookah smoke contains four times more nicotine (an addictive chemical) than cigarette smoke and has many of the same health risks.

  5. E-cigarettes and Hookahs True or False: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved e-cigarettes as a quit device to help people quit smoking.

  6. E-cigarettes and Hookahs True or False: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved e-cigarettes as a quit device to help people quit smoking. • False – The FDA has not approved any e-cigarette as a safe or effective method to help smokers quit.

  7. E-cigarettes and Hookahs E-cigarettescome in many flavors aimed at attracting youth including cherry, grape, bubble gum, and chocolate. What is the only flavor allowed in regular cigarettes? • coffee • menthol • lemon • bacon

  8. E-cigarettes and Hookahs E-cigarettescome in many flavors aimed at attracting youth including cherry, grape, bubble gum, and chocolate. What is the only flavor allowed in regular cigarettes? • coffee • menthol • lemon • bacon

  9. E-Cigarettes and Other Devices True or False: A single JUUL cartridge is equal to a pack of cigarettes?

  10. E-Cigarettes and Other Devices • True or False: • A single JUUL cartridge is equal to a pack of cigarettes? • True - One Juul "pod," the nicotine cartridge inserted into the smoking device and heated, delivers about 200 puffs, about as much nicotine as a pack of cigarettes.

  11. Smokeless Tobacco / Chew True or False: Chew/Spit tobacco is safer than cigarettes because you are not inhaling any dangerous carcinogens.

  12. Smokeless Tobacco / Chew True or False: Chew/Spit tobacco is safer than cigarettes because you are not inhaling any dangerous carcinogens. False - Smokeless tobacco products contain just as many cancer causing chemicals as cigarettes do.

  13. Smokeless Tobacco / Chew Smokeless Tobacco/ Chew… • Has less nicotine than cigarettes • Produces smoke • C. Can cause tooth decay or tooth loss, gum • disease, and receding gums • D. all of the above

  14. Smokeless Tobacco / Chew Damaging effects to oral health from spit or chew tobacco include: • Has less nicotine than cigarettes • Produces smoke • C. Can cause tooth decay or tooth loss, gum • disease, and receding gums • D. all of the above

  15. Nicotine and Your Body • What are the symptoms of having nicotine withdrawal? • Depression • Anxiety • Irritability • All of the Above

  16. Nicotine and Your Body • What are the symptoms of having nicotine withdrawal? • Depression • Anxiety • Irritability • D. All of the Above

  17. Tobacco and Your Body True or False: Smoking approximately doubles a person’s risk of having a stroke.

  18. Tobacco and Your Body True or False: Smoking approximately doubles a person’s risk of having a stroke. True

  19. Secondhand Smoke • Secondhand smoke…. • A. Is not harmful because you aren’t the smoker • B. Increases the risk of a heart attack and respiratory illnesses • C. Is only harmful after being exposed to it 10 times • D. All of the Above

  20. Secondhand Smoke • Secondhand smoke… • Is not harmful because you aren’t the smoker • B. Increases the risk of a heart attack and respiratory illnesses • C. Is only harmful after being exposed to it 10 times • D. All of the Above

  21. Smoking Statistics True or False: Nearly 9 out of 10 smokers start smoking before the age of 18.

  22. Smoking Statistics True or False: Nearly 9 out of 10 smokers started smoking before the age of 18. True

  23. Tobacco Regulations How can tobacco use be controlled? • Tax tobacco products higher • Less commerials/Advertisements • Help people stop tobacco use • All of the Above

  24. Tobacco Regulations • How can tobacco use be controlled? • Tax tobacco products higher • Less commerials/Advertisements • Help people stop tobacco use • D. All of the Above

  25. Smoking and Pets True or False: Dogs whose owners smoke are twice as likely to develop cancer.

  26. Smoking and Pets True or False: Dogs whose owners smoke are twice as likely to develop cancer. True

  27. Explosive News • True or False: There have been 187 cases of explosions or fires caused by e-cigarettes since 2009, many resulting in injuries to users.

  28. Explosive News • True or False: • There have been 187 cases of explosions or fires caused by e-cigarettes since 2009, many resulting in injuries to users. • True

  29. Celebrities Who Should Quit Name these celebrities who have been caught by the paparazzi smoking tobacco or e-cigarettes.

  30. Celebrities Who Should Quit Name these celebrities who have been caught by the paparazzi smoking tobacco or e-cigarettes. Rihanna Justin Bieber Kylie Jenner Drake

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