Vocabulary
2 Truths + A Myth
Advertising
Making Our Own Choices
Random
100

A highly addictive drug found in tobacco and nearly all e-liquids.

What is Nicotine?

100

1. Many e-cigs do not contain nicotine.

2. People can experience secondhand exposure to the   vapor released from e-cigs.

3. The mist released from e-cigs is similar to fog       machine mist.

"Many E-Cigs do not contain nicotine"

100
True or False : It is important to believe everything you see in an advertisement. 

False. 

100

Name 4 places where you can see people vaping. 

Schools, alleys, on the sidewalk, bathroom.

100

The age you have to be in order to legally buy an e-cigarette.

What is 21-years-old?

200

A liquid usually containing nicotine, propylene glycol, flavorings, and other chemicals.

What is E-Liquid? 

200

1. E-cigs only produce vapor.

2. The vapor from e-cigs contains the nicotine, the flavor-containing chemicals, and a chemical that creates the mist you exhale.

3. Some flavor chemicals, when inhaled, have been known to cause scarring in the lungs, a condition known as “popcorn lungs”.

"E-cigs only produce vapor"

200

True or False: Indirect advertising hides that it’s an ad.

True.

200

3 places where you can get in trouble if you are using an e-cigarette under the age of 21.

Home.

School.

Law.

200

What does it mean when you are addicted to something?

Makes it difficult to stop using/doing something.

300

The act of using an e-cigarette.

What is Vaping? 

300

1. In the past 30 days, 14.3 % of high school students have used an e-cigarette. 


2. In the past 30 days, 14.1% of high school students have used an e-cigarette. 

3. Most high school students choose not to use e-cigarettes. 

 "In the past 30 days, 14.3 % of high school students have used an e-cigarette"

300

The 2 types of advertising. 

What are Direct and Indirect Advertising?

300
2 types of strategies used to get out of a situation. 

What are Refusal and Exit Strategies? 

300

Provide 3 short-term effects of using e-cigarettes.

Nose bleeds, Headaches, Coughing, Addiction, Dry Mouth.
400

A battery-powered device that heats an e-liquid to make an aerosol that is inhaled.

What is an E-Cigarette?

400

1. In the past 30 days, 3.9 % of middle school students have used an e-cigarette. 

2. In the past 30 days, 7.1% of high school students have used an e-cigarette. 

3. Most kids in middle school and high school choose NOT to use e-cigarettes.

"In the past 30 days, 3.9 % of middle school students have used an e-cigarette"

400
Tobacco companies use what to grab your attention to convince you to buy something. 

What is an Appeal?

400

A strategy that can help you say "no" to something you don’t want to do.

What is a Refusal Skill?

400

This is very harmful and can be deadly if swallowed.

What is an E-Liquid?

500

The tiny particles or droplets that are inhaled and exhaled by an e-cigarette user after the flavored e-liquid is heated.

What is an Aresol?

500

1. When using e-cigs, there is a risk of explosions of electronics and batteries.

2.The FDA currently regulates the chemical ingredients in e-cigs and what is listed on the labels.

3. The heat generated in an e-cig can create formaldehyde from the liquid, and rip metals from the side of the device. This is delivered to the lungs.

"The FDA currently regulates the chemical ingredients in e-cigs and what is listed on the labels."

500

Billboards, TV ads, and Magazine Ads is this type of advertising. 

What is Direct Advertising? 

500

Provide 3 examples of exit strategies.  

1. Suggesting something else to do.

2. Make up an excuse to leave.

3. Avoid hanging out with people who smoke/vape.

500

Name 2 of the 6 common appeals that advertisements use.  

Sports, Social Life, Attractiveness, Freedom, Celebrity, Beauty. 

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