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Understanding Vaping and Nicotine Effects

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is popcorn lung?

a)

A type of lung cancer caused by smoking.

b)

A serious lung condition caused by inhaling diacetyl.

c)

A mild respiratory infection.

d)

A condition caused by exposure to cold air.

2.

JUUL claimed that their product helped people __________, even though there was no independent research to back that up.

a)

quit smoking

b)

reduce stress

c)

increase energy

d)

improve focus

3.

The United Nations agency working to promote health, keep the world safe and serve the vulnerable.

a)

World Health Organization

b)

International Monetary Fund

c)

World Wildlife Fund

d)

United Nations Children's Fund

4.

Addiction

a)

Addiction is a compulsive behavior or dependence on substances.

b)

Addiction is a temporary phase of enjoyment.

c)

Addiction is a voluntary choice to engage in harmful activities.

d)

Addiction is a state of complete mental clarity.

5.

What are the long-term effects of vaping?

a)

EVALI (e-cigarette or vaping use-associated lung injury)

b)

No one knows

c)

Becoming addicted to cigarettes

d)

There are no long-term effects

6.

Stimulant

a)

A substance that decreases physiological or nervous activity.

b)

A substance that increases physiological or nervous activity.

c)

A substance that has no effect on physiological or nervous activity.

d)

A substance that induces sleep and relaxation.

7.

If thrown in the trash...

a)

vape cartridges leach toxins like heavy metals and nicotine into the ground.

b)

vape cartridges are biodegradable and do not harm the environment.

c)

vape cartridges can be recycled without any environmental impact.

d)

vape cartridges are safe to dispose of in regular trash.

8.

Youth who vaped were ________________ to test positive with COVID-19, while marketing campaigns from e-cigarette companies targeted youth during the global pandemic.

a)

less likely

b)

equally likely

c)

more likely

d)

not likely at all

9.

Does vaping alleviate anxiety or stress?

a)

Yes, it helps reduce anxiety.

b)

No, it can heighten your anxiety over time.

c)

It has no effect on anxiety or stress.

d)

It only helps with stress, not anxiety.

10.

What is the connection between vaping and cigarette use?

a)

People who vape are seven times more likely to start smoking cigarettes.

b)

Vaping is a safer alternative to smoking cigarettes.

c)

Vaping has no impact on cigarette use.

d)

Most people who vape have never smoked cigarettes.

11.

Vaping

a)

Vaping is the act of inhaling vapor from an electronic cigarette.

b)

Vaping is the process of smoking traditional tobacco products.

c)

Vaping involves the use of herbal teas for relaxation.

d)

Vaping is a method of consuming food through vaporization.

12.

Nicotine

a)

A stimulant found in tobacco.

b)

A depressant found in coffee.

c)

A hallucinogen found in mushrooms.

d)

An antibiotic found in honey.

13.

Vaping devices create technical waste. What are ways that vaping can impact the environment?

a)

A. Through toxic waste

b)

B. By increasing air pollution

c)

C. By contributing to plastic waste

d)

D. All of the above are ways that vaping can impact the environment through toxic waste.

e)

E. None of the above

14.

Within a year of the first vape devices being released, the World Health Organization released a warning that __________.

a)

vaping devices have the ability to get you more addicted to nicotine, not less

b)

vaping is a safe alternative to smoking

c)

vaping devices are completely harmless

d)

vaping helps reduce nicotine cravings

15.

Vaping is

a)

a method of smoking traditional cigarettes.

b)

using an e-cigarette or vape device to inhale vapor.

c)

a type of herbal tea preparation.

d)

a form of meditation practice.

16.

Addiction is serious and it ____________.

a)

takes away our ability to make informed decisions about our own bodies.

b)

enhances our cognitive abilities and decision-making skills.

c)

improves our physical health and well-being.

d)

has no impact on our daily lives.

17.

E-cigarette

a)

A device for inhaling vaporized liquid.

b)

A type of traditional cigarette.

c)

A device for smoking herbs.

d)

A tool for measuring air quality.

18.

Which of the following are facts about the impact of nicotine on your overall health? Nicotine can shorten your life., Nicotine can lead to mental illness, Nicotine can damage your lungs, weaken your immune system, and damage your arteries, Nicotine can lead to frequent migraines.

a)

Nicotine can damage your lungs, weaken your immune system, and damage your arteries.

b)

Nicotine can improve your lung capacity and overall health.

c)

Nicotine can enhance cognitive function and reduce stress.

d)

Nicotine has no significant impact on health.

19.

Why does nicotine dependence occur?

a)

Nicotine produces pleasing effects in your brain, leaving you feeling good for a short period of time.

b)

Nicotine is a natural substance that has no effect on the brain.

c)

Nicotine dependence is caused by a lack of other substances in the body.

d)

Nicotine helps to improve memory and cognitive function.

20.

 Propylene glycol

a)

A common food additive and used in antifreeze

b)

A type of vegetable oil

c)

A natural sweetener

d)

A synthetic flavoring agent