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1:  Smoking while taking oral contraceptives increases the risk of
A: pregnancy.
B: stroke.
C: gonorrhea.
D: breast cancer.

2:  Smoking during pregnancy increases the
A: risk of fetal death.
B: size of the fetus.
C: duration of the pregnancy.
D: risk of fetal diabetes.

3:  In general, one standard drink contains ____ of absolute alcohol.
A: 0.1 ounce
B: 0.5 ounce
C: 1.0 ounce
D: 1.5 ounces

4:  Which of the following conditions or situations usually indicates that an alcohol abuser has developed tolerance?
A: The person becomes intoxicated more quickly.
B: The person is more likely to develop nausea and vomiting.
C: The person breaks down alcohol more swiftly.
D: The person becomes very drunk after consuming small amounts of alcohol.

5:  The most commonly abused drug among college students is
A: nicotine.
B: marijuana.
C: LSD.
D: alcohol.

6:  The ____ degrades drugs such as alcohol into compounds that are safer or easier to excrete.
A: liver
B: spleen
C: pancreas
D: brain

7:  The risk of death from coronary artery disease is reduced when alcohol consumption is limited to ___ standard drink(s) per day.
A: 1
B: 2
C: 3
D: 4

8:  Which of the following conditions can occur as the result of alcoholism?
A: increased sex drive
B: later than normal menopause
C: shrinkage of the testicles
D: increased testosterone production

9:  In 2000, ___ of all fatal motor-vehicle crashes were alcohol-related.
A: 10%
B: 25%
C: 40%
D: 65%

10:  A goal of Healthy People 2010 is to reduce the number of new, young smokers to ____%.
A: 4
B: 8
C: 12
D: 16

11:  The single most important factor in determining when and how adolescents first try cigarettes is the influence of
A: parents.
B: teachers.
C: siblings.
D: peers.

12:  In the body, nicotine causes
A: decreased blood pressure
B: constriction of blood vessels
C: increased oxygen-carrying capacity of blood
D: decreased heart and metabolic rates.

13:  Cigarette smokers are more than twice as likely as nonsmokers to have
A: breast cancer.
B: skin tumors.
C: a heart attack or stroke.
D: polycystic ovaries.

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