Smoking tobacco releases toxic and harmful substances into the body. It produces carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, formic acid, cyanhydric acid, acetic acid, nicotine, ammonia, arsenic, lead, cobalt and other toxic gases and acids. Smoking can cause diseases of the respiratory tract, discoloration of teeth, shorten life expectancy by 1-4 years, vasoconstriction, reduced activity levels, financial strain, and increase the risk of drug addiction. Secondhand smoke exposes non-smokers to these harmful substances, as smokers exhale 50% of the smoke into the air. Smoking during pregnancy can also retard fetal development. Survey data shows smoking rates generally increase

1. :Автори
Поклад Кристина
Слисаренко Тетяна
Тульженкова Ярослава
Т :ьютор учитель англійської мови Прусова Тетяна
Миколаївна

3. The process of smoking is
a dry refining of tobacco
during which human’s body
gets:
• toxic gases: carbon
monoxide, sulfur dioxide
gas, hydrogen sulfide.
• acids: formic acid,
cyanhydric acid, acetic
acid.
• radio substances: cobalt.
• As well as: nicotine,
ammonia, arsenic, lead and
other.

4. Diseases of the
respiratory tract;
Change of color of teeth;
Smoking makes your life
shorter for 1-4 years;
Vasoconstriction;
A deterioration of
activity floor;
Financial hardship;
The first step to drug
addiction.

5. 25% of these substances burn down,
25% - smoker pull into himself, 50%
- take the air which we breathe.
And we become passive smokers.

6. Smoking of a
prospective
mother is a
reason of a
retarded
development of
her child.

7. Age Group Gender Tried to smoke (%)
Smoke during the survey
(%)
6 form (11-12 years old)
Chaps 38 8
Girls 20 2
8 form (13-14 years old)
Chaps 63 19
Girls 41 9
9-11 form (15-16 years
old)
Chaps 80 42
Girls 84 26