A) infancy
B) childhood
C) adolescence
D) early twenties
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A) Keep a drinking diary.
B) Set goals for change.
C) Ask a friend to hide your alcohol.
D) Reduce the amount of alcohol in your drinks.
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A) Mucous production is among the last things to change following smoking cessation.
B) Quitting after age 70 has little effect on health or longevity.
C) Blood circulation decreases in most people after they quit smoking.
D) The risk of smoking-related heart attack can fall by half within a year.
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A) alcohol concentration in the drink.
B) carbonation.
C) anger.
D) nicotine.
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A) the social environment.
B) economic conditions.
C) education levels.
D) heredity.
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A) food.
B) water.
C) stress.
D) smoking.
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A) stroke.
B) lung cancer.
C) heart disease.
D) brain damage.
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A) one-eighth
B) one-third
C) two-thirds
D) three-quarters
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A) College students are less likely to smoke than the general population.
B) Tobacco smoke contains dozens of cancer-causing substances.
C) The higher one's educational achievements, the more likely one is to smoke.
D) Cigarettes account for about 50 percent of the tobacco sold in the United States.
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A) Blacks
B) Alaska Natives
C) Whites
D) Hispanics
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