Test your tobacco knowledge by taking this quiz on how smoking can lead to various diseases and learn how deadly smoking really is.
Question 1: The leading cause of preventable death in the U.S. is:
a) Gun violence
b) Smoking
c) Fast food consumption
d) AIDS
Question 2: Approximately how many people around the world die each year from smoking-related illness?
a) 15,000
b) 100,000
c) 4 million
d) 6 billion
Question 3: Approximately how many Americans die per year from smoking-related illness?
a) 3,000
b) 15,000
c) 100,000
d) 400,000
Question 4: Approximately 1 out every __ deaths in the U.S. is attributable to smoking:
a) 5
b) 12
c) 20
d) 300
Question 5: The bones of smokers take approximately how long to heal, compared to the bones of non-smokers?
a) About the same amount of time
b) About half as long
c) About half again as long
d) About twice as long
The results
The explanations
Question 1: The leading cause of preventable death in the U.S. is: Correct answer: Smoking Your answer: Gun violenceSmokingFast food consumptionAIDS
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Question 2: Approximately how many people around the world die each year from smoking-related illness? Correct answer: 4 million Your answer: 15,000100,0004 million6 billion
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Question 3: Approximately how many Americans die per year from smoking-related illness? Correct answer: 400,000 Your answer: 3,00015,000100,000400,000
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Explanation:
Studies have shown that approximately 400,000 American deaths are attributed to smoking.
Question 4: Approximately 1 out every __ deaths in the U.S. is attributable to smoking: Correct answer: 5 Your answer: 51220300
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Question 5: The bones of smokers take approximately how long to heal, compared to the bones of non-smokers? Correct answer: About twice as long Your answer: About the same amount of timeAbout half as longAbout half again as long About twice as long
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Explanation:
In addition, smoking increases the odds of developing osteoporosis by decreasing calcium absorption from food.