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Understanding Vape Products and Effects

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is commonly found in vape products?

a)

Nicotine

b)

Vitamin C

c)

Pure water

d)

Oxygen

2.

What is one short-term effect of vaping on the body?

a)

Coughing

b)

Broken bones

c)

Improved vision

d)

Weight loss

3.

Which organ is most directly affected by lung irritation from vaping?

a)

Liver

b)

Lungs

c)

Kidneys

d)

Stomach

4.

What addictive substance is present in most vape products?

a)

Caffeine

b)

Nicotine

c)

Sugar

d)

Salt

5.

Which of the following is a long-term risk associated with vaping?

a)

Lung disease

b)

Sunburn

c)

Broken arm

d)

Allergies

6.

How does nicotine in vape products affect the brain?

a)

It causes addiction

b)

It improves memory permanently

c)

It cures headaches

d)

It increases intelligence

7.

Which of the following chemicals is NOT typically found in vape products?

a)

Heavy metals

b)

Flavorings

c)

Pure oxygen

d)

Nicotine

8.

Explain why vaping can increase a person's heart rate.

a)

Because nicotine stimulates the nervous system

b)

Because it contains vitamins

c)

Because it cools the body

d)

Because it increases sleep

9.

Describe how vaping can affect a teenager's ability to learn.

a)

Nicotine can interfere with brain development and learning processes

b)

Vaping increases focus and memory

c)

Vaping has no effect on learning

d)

Vaping only affects physical health, not the brain

10.

Which combination of substances is most likely to be found in vape products?

a)

Nicotine, flavorings, heavy metals, chemicals

b)

Water, sugar, vitamins, minerals

c)

Protein, carbohydrates, fats, fiber

d)

Oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, helium

11.

Compare the short-term and long-term effects of vaping on the body.

a)

Short-term: coughing and lung irritation; Long-term: lung disease and cancer

b)

Short-term: improved health; Long-term: no effects

c)

Short-term: weight loss; Long-term: muscle gain

d)

Short-term: better sleep; Long-term: improved memory

12.

A student claims that vaping is safe because it only contains flavorings. Use evidence to argue against this claim.

a)

Vape products also contain nicotine, heavy metals, and other chemicals that can harm health

b)

Flavorings are always safe to inhale

c)

Vaping is safer than eating vegetables

d)

Only cigarettes are harmful, not vape products

13.

Given the effects of nicotine on mood and learning, what might be a consequence for students who vape regularly?

a)

They may experience mood swings and difficulty concentrating in school

b)

They will always get better grades

c)

Their athletic performance will improve

d)

They will never get sick

14.

If a person starts vaping at a young age, how might this impact their long-term health outcomes? Use reasoning based on the risks provided.

a)

They are at higher risk for lung disease, heart problems, and cancer later in life

b)

They will have no health problems

c)

They will become immune to diseases

d)

Their risk of health problems will decrease

15.

A friend says that vaping is less harmful than smoking cigarettes. Based on what you know, how would you respond?

a)

Vaping still exposes users to harmful substances like nicotine, heavy metals, and chemicals, which can cause serious health problems

b)

Vaping is completely safe and has no risks

c)

Vaping is only harmful if done daily

d)

Vaping is healthy for the lungs