Understanding Vaping and Its Effects

Which of the following is a common health effect of vaping?

• Improved lung function

• Lung irritation and coughing

• Stronger immune system

• Increased appetite

What is the main addictive substance found in most vapes?

• Caffeine

• Nicotine

• Sugar

• Alcohol

Compared to traditional cigarettes, vaping is:

• Completely safe and harmless

• Less harmful but not risk-free

• More harmful than smoking

• Only dangerous for adults

Which of the following is a myth about vaping?

• Vaping can cause addiction

• Vaping is just water vapour

• Vaping can affect your lungs

• Vaping contains chemicals

Why are young people particularly at risk from vaping?

• Their lungs are fully developed

• Their brains are still developing

• They are immune to nicotine

• They cannot become addicted

Which of the following statements is true about nicotine addiction?

• Nicotine is not addictive

• Nicotine can cause strong cravings

• Only adults can get addicted to nicotine

• Nicotine helps you sleep better

What is one possible long-term effect of vaping?

• Improved memory

• Chronic lung disease

• Stronger bones

• Better vision

Which of the following is NOT found in vape liquids?

• Flavourings

• Water

• Oxygen

• Nicotine

How does vaping compare to smoking in terms of second-hand exposure?

• Vaping produces no second-hand emissions

• Vaping produces fewer but still harmful emissions

• Vaping is more dangerous for bystanders than smoking

• Vaping is only harmful if you inhale directly

Which age group in Australia has seen a rise in vaping rates in recent years?

• Over 65 years

• 12-17 years

• 40-50 years

• Under 5 years