Chapter 20 & 21 Vocabulary

A (n) _______ is a cancer causing substance.

• Tar

• Carcinogen

• Nicotine

• Stimulant

Tobacco users can become addicted to the ________ in tobacco.

• Carbon momoxide

• tar

• Carcinogen

• Nicotine

_______ is a colorless, odorless and poisonous gas.

• Water

• Carbon monoxide

• Air

• Tar

When tobacco burns, it produces a think sticky, dark fluid know as ______.

• Tar

• Nicotine

• Carcinogen

• All of the above.

When a tobacco user no longer uses tobacco, the body no longer gets nicotine, and the user experiences ________.

• Nicotine substances

• Tobacco Cessation program

• Nicotine withdrawal

• Tar

A (n) ________ can be used to deliver small amounts of nicotine to the body while a tobacco user is quitting tobacco.

• Nicotine Withdrawal

• Nicotine substitute

• Carcinogen

• Tar

________ is a thickened, white, leathery-looking spots on the inside of the mouth that can develop into oral cancer

• Smokeless tobacco

• Leukoplakia

• Decades

• Coronary Heart disease

Environmental tobacco smoke is another name for _______ .

• Side stream smoke

• Secondhand smoke

• Mainstream Smoke

• All of the above

________ smoke comes from a smoker's lungs.

• Mainstream Smoke

• Secondhand Smoke

• Side Stream Smoke

• All of the above

Higher concentrations of toxic substances are in _________.

• Main stream smoke

• Side Stream Smoke

• Second hand smoke

• All of the above