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Smoke-Free Future Quiz

Test your knowledge about the dangers of smoking and its effects on health with this engaging quiz designed for Grade 4 students. Learn about the harmful chemicals in cigarettes, how smoking affects your body, and the benefits of quitting.

Discover the number of harmful substances in cigarettes.
Understand how smoking can lead to serious health issues.
Find out how quitting smoking improves your health.

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by CaringHeart42

How many chemical substances enter your body with each inhalation of the cigarette?

More than 5000

About 5000

Exactly 5000

Tar is a black and resinous material found in cigarettes. What does Tar do to harm our body?

It harms our lungs causing it to have shortness of breath.

It harms our teeth by damaging our enamel and causing decay.

It damages the eyesight.

What is the toxic gas produced form the smoke of the cigarette?

Carbon Dioxide

Carbon Monoxide

Carbon Trioxide

Smoke of a cigarette can cause a lot of problems, EXCEPT:

Causes loss of taste.

Develops chronic disease like bronchitis and emphysema.

Triggers heart attacks and strokes.

Leads to oxygen deprivation and shortness of breath.

What happens to your DNA when you smoke on a cigarette?

Triggers dangerous mutations in the body’s DNA.

Repairs the DNA.

Prevents any further DNA damage.

What are two chemical substances from the cigarettes that may disrupt the process of DNA repair?

Nickel and benzene

Arsenic and nickel

Arsenic and carbon monoxide

After a smoker quits his last cigarette, how many minutes does it take for your heart rate and blood pressure begin to return to normal?

30 minutes

15 minutes

20 minutes

25 minutes

How many days does it take for the nerve endings responsible for smell and taste start to recover after ceasing smoking?

1.5

Nicotine replacement therapy is a medically approved way of quitting smoking, which gives nicotine in the form of:

The following methods help smokers stay cigarette-free, EXCEPT:

Moderate intensity exercise

Counselling and support groups

Drinking tea and coffee

Cognitive behavioral therapy

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