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1. Tobacco smoke contains nicotine, a drug that is addictive and can make it extremely hard to quit cigarette smoking.

True.

False.

2. More than 400,000 people die from smoking every year in the United States. That’s more than 4 million deaths per decade, and the number is growing.

True.

False.

3. Smoking greatly increases your risk for deadly lung cancer and other forms of cancer.

True.

False.

4. Women who smoke get wrinkles about 10 years before women who don’t smoke.

True.

False.

5. Smoking harms not just the smoker, but also family members, family pets, friends, and others who breathe the smoker's secondhand cigarette smoke.

True.

False.

6. 300,000 babies every year get pneumonia due to their parents’ smoking.

True.

False.

7. Secondhand smoke from a parent’s cigarette greatly increases a child’s chances for ear problems, bronchitis and getting asthma and serious allergies.

True.

False.

8. Smoking makes your skin look sallow and makes your hair less shiny.

True.

False.

9. Pregnant women who smoke are more likely to deliver babies whose weights are dangerously low.

True.

False.

10. About 4,000 new babies die each year because their mother’s smoking damaged their health in the womb.

True.

False.

11. Smoking damages your taste buds so your food doesn’t taste as good.

True.

False.

12. Smoking causes bad breath.

True.

False.

13. Women who smoke while they are pregnant are twice as likely to have a miscarriage or a baby with genetic birth defects.

True.

False.

14. Smokers get sick on average about twice as often as non-smokers.

True.

False.

15. A pack-a-day smoker who quits smoking will save more than $1,400 in one year.

True.

False.

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