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Vaping: What You Need to Know - Introduction and Health Effects

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is vaping?

a)

Inhaling smoke from burning tobacco

b)

Inhaling an aerosol (mist) created by an electronic cigarette or other vaping device

c)

Breathing in flavored air with no chemicals

d)

Using nicotine patches for quitting smoking

2.

How do e-cigarettes (often called vape pens) produce the aerosol that users inhale?

a)

By burning leaves to create smoke

b)

By freezing a liquid into ice crystals

c)

By heating a liquid until it becomes an aerosol (mist)

d)

By compressing air through a filter

3.

Which statement about nicotine in e-cigarettes is most accurate according to the material?

a)

E-cigarettes that claim no nicotine have never been found to contain nicotine

b)

Nicotine is not addictive for teens

c)

Even e-cigarettes that claim to have no nicotine have been found to contain nicotine

d)

Nicotine only affects adults, not developing brains

4.

Which is a correct description of some e-cigarette products?

a)

All e-cigarettes are reusable and never disposable

b)

Some are disposable and designed for one-time use; others can be refilled and recharged

c)

They cannot use pre-filled cartridges

d)

They are only available as devices filled with marijuana oils

5.

Which health effect is listed as a risk of vaping?

a)

Improved lung capacity

b)

Decreased anxiety and better concentration

c)

Exposure to cancer-causing chemicals

d)

Guaranteed protection from smoking addiction

6.

According to the text, how can nicotine affect mental health and thinking skills in developing brains?

a)

It improves memory, self-control, and attention

b)

It makes anxiety and depression worse and affects memory, self-control, and attention

c)

It has no effect on mood or learning

d)

It only causes sleepiness with no long-term effects

7.

Why might vaping increase the likelihood of future tobacco use?

a)

People who vape are more likely to start smoking regular (tobacco) cigarettes

b)

Vaping cures nicotine cravings permanently

c)

Vaping teaches breathing exercises that prevent smoking

d)

There is no connection between vaping and smoking

8.

Which long-term or severe outcome is specifically mentioned among the health risks of vaping?

a)

Permanent protection against bronchitis

b)

Lung damage that can be life-threatening

c)

Improved sleep quality

d)

Elimination of all future addictions

9.

Which is a cited reason that vaping can negatively affect sports performance?

a)

It improves reaction time but reduces focus

b)

It may lead to lung inflammation, making it harder to do well in sports

c)

It dehydrates muscles permanently

d)

It causes instant weight gain that slows athletes

10.

What is one financial reason given for quitting vaping?

a)

Vaping products are usually free for teens

b)

The cost of cartridges adds up over time

c)

Quitting vaping requires paid counseling

d)

Sports teams cover vaping expenses

11.

What is a key message about tobacco company advertising related to e-cigarettes?

a)

They discourage young people from vaping

b)

They target young people with fun flavors and healthy-looking images to create lifetime customers

c)

They only market to adults who already smoke

d)

They focus on warning labels to reduce youth use

12.

Which statement best describes the aerosol from e-cigarettes?

a)

It is made only of water and safe particles

b)

It contains harmful chemicals and fine particles inhaled into the lungs and exhaled into the environment

c)

It is pure oxygen that cleans the lungs

d)

It contains only nicotine without other substances

13.

Which is recommended as part of getting ready to quit vaping?

a)

Quit without telling anyone to avoid pressure

b)

Pick a quit day, tell supportive friends and family, and get rid of vaping supplies

c)

Increase nicotine use briefly to taper off later

d)

Plan to quit only if withdrawal is painless

14.

Which symptom is listed as a possible sign of nicotine withdrawal in the first days after stopping?

a)

Improved concentration

b)

Decreased appetite only

c)

Headaches and feeling tired, cranky, angry, or depressed

d)

Lower need for sleep

15.

If the urge to vape hits after quitting, which strategy is suggested?

a)

Go to places where others are vaping to test willpower

b)

Chew sugar-free gum, drink water, or text a supportive friend

c)

Watch ads for e-cigarettes to reduce cravings

d)

Take up smoking regular cigarettes instead

16.

Which action is recommended to cope with a vaping urge?

a)

Take 10 deep breaths

b)

Skip all meals for the day

c)

Watch videos about vaping devices

d)

Increase nicotine use temporarily

17.

A friend who vapes develops coughing, shortness of breath, or chest pain. What is the best next step according to guidance?

a)

Wait a week to see if symptoms improve

b)

Call a doctor right away

c)

Drink more water and rest only

d)

Switch to a different vape flavor

18.

Which symptom combination signals you should call a doctor immediately if you vape?

a)

Hiccups and sneezing

b)

Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea

c)

Mild thirst and dry lips

d)

Itchy eyes from pollen

19.

Which strategy is listed as a healthy alternative to keep your hands busy during a craving?

a)

Scrolling social media

b)

Drawing or making jewelry

c)

Practicing vape tricks

d)

Playing online gambling games

20.

You want to avoid triggers while dealing with nicotine withdrawal. Which option aligns with the advice given?

a)

Go somewhere where smoking/vaping is allowed to build willpower

b)

Go somewhere where smoking/vaping isn’t allowed

c)

Spend more time with friends who vape

d)

Keep your vape nearby in case of emergency