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Yellow teeth, bad breath, and lung cancer haven't done it. Neither has higher prices, feeling run down, or statistics proving cigarettes are as addictive as cocaine. It seems that nothing can stop teenage girls from trying cigarettes. But how much is this rite of passage, that one deep drag into the grown-up world, worth?

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Posted March 05, 2012
i got 5/8 right. my mom made me swear to never smoke. i signed papers and everything.
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Quiz: Butt Out

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  1. Smokers are twice as likely as nonsmokers to:
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  2. How long does it take for a jolt of the powerful drug nicotine to hit your brain?
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  3. What is NOT true about light brands of cigarettes? They:
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  4. According to a study, non-depressed teenagers who smoked faced how much greater risk of developing depression than non-smoking teens?
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  5. Which of the following statements is NOT true?
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  6. The earlier girls start smoking:
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  7. Withdrawal from nicotine peaks after:
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  8. Although the desire to smoke continues to pop up for a long time after quitting, the urge generally passes after:
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