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8/14/2019 TUG Gameshow

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Whats thisgameshowall about?all about?

Its a tour of tobacco industry history. From

cure-all to carcinogen, and all the lies and coverup in between.


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- 3 Rounds - 7 Qs per round- Questions go back and forth betweenteams

- WINNER GETS INSANE PRIZES!

Whats theSetup?


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LETS MEET

OUR CONTESTANTS!

ROUND ONE


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Name 3 negative healtheffects from smoking

ROUND ONEQuestion1


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Name 3 negative healtheffects from smoking

ROUND ONE

Heart Disease, Lung Cancer, SkinDisease, Oral Cancer, Tracheotomy,

Impotence, Hair loss, increased risk forinfertility, preterm delivery, stillbirth,

low birth weight, and sudden infantdeath syndrome (SIDS), cancers of thebladder, oral cavity, pharynx, larynx

(voice box), esophagus, cervix, kidney,lung, pancreas, and stomach, and

causes acute myeloid leukem, stroke,

abdominal aortic aneurysm

Question1


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How many people dieevery

year in the U.S. fromtobacco related

diseases

ROUND ONEQuestion2


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400,000+ peopledie every year from

tobacco relateddiseases

ROUND ONEQuestion2


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How much money do tax -payers pay

in health care costs related totobacco

ROUND ONE

A. $96.7 Billon

B. $347 MillionC. $2.5 TrillionD. $390,300

Question3


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How much money do tax -payers pay

in health care costs related totobacco

ROUND ONE

A. $96.7 Billon

B.C.D.

Question3


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What article in Readers Digest

exposed the danger of tobacco in1952

ROUND ONE

A. Big Tobacco = BigLies

B. Smoke ScreenC. Blowing SmokeD. Cancer by the

Carton

Question4


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What article in Readers Digest

exposed the danger of tobacco in1952

ROUND ONE

Cancer by the CartonThis ground-breaking article

described the dangers ofsmoking, detailing the risksof lung cancer and heartdisease, which led to similar

reports in other magazines.

Question4


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What event in the 1960s also

changed public perception of tobacco

ROUND ONE

A. Tobacco ads leave TV andradioB. Health warnings on cigarette

packsC. Surgeon General linkedsmoking and

lung cancer

Question5


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What event in the 1960s alsochanged public perception of tobacco

ROUND ONE

All of the

Above

Question5


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Why does the tobacco industry test onanimals?

ROUND ONEQuestion6


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Why does the tobacco industry test on

animals?

ROUND ONEQuestion6


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Light cigarettes are.....

ROUND ONE

A. Lower in tar

B. Lower in nicotineC. Same Tar Lower NicotineD. Same Tar Same Nictone

Question7FINAL

QUESTION!


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Light cigarettes are.....A.

B.C.D. Same Tar Same Nictone

Question7ROUND ONEFINALQUESTION!


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On to the next round....

ROUND ONE ISOVER!


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What is the Tobacco

Institute?

ROUND TWO

A. Public relations front for Big TobaccoB. An anti-tobacco program

C. An educational campD. A research project about emphysema

Question1


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What is the Tobacco

Institute?

ROUND TWO

Public relations front for Big

Tobacco

Question1


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Why does the Big TobaccoIndustry Target Teens?

ROUND TWOQuestion2


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Why does the Big TobaccoIndustry Target Teens?

ROUND TWOQuestion2

- Likely to ignore healthconsequences- More valuable because oflifelong

addiction- Exposed to peer pressure


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Who can name the most statesthat

are smokefree?

ROUND TWOQuestion3


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Who can name the most statesand territories that are

smokefree?

ROUND TWOQuestion3

Arizona Delaware Florida Hawaii IllinoisLouisiana Massachusetts Maryland

Minnesota Montana Nevada New JerseyNew York North Dakota Ohio Puerto Rico

Rhode Island South Dakota UtahWashington state and Washington DC


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How much does the tobacco

industry spend in a year onadvertising in the U.S.?

ROUND TWOQuestion4

A. $1.13 BillionB. $13.4 Billion

C. $800 MillionD. $5.2 Billion


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Whats thisgameshowall about?all about?ROUND TWO

Question4

A.B. $13.4 Billion

C.D.


industry spend in a year onadvertising in the U.S.?


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Question4

A. $845,000B. $15.4 Million

C. $237.9 MillionD. $100 Billion


industry spend in a year onadvertising in MN?


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Question4

A.B.

C. $237.9 MillionD.


industry spend in a year onadvertising in MN?


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Who can name the most toxicchemicals in cigarettes or

cigarette smoke

ROUND TWOQuestion6

GO!


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Who can name the most toxicchemicals in cigarettes or

cigarette smoke

ROUND TWOQuestion6

Nicotine, arsenic, formaldehyde, carbonmonoxide, ammonia, cyanide, benzene,

acetone, methane, butane, hydrogen cyanide,hydrogen sulfide, isoprene, toluene, styrene,

formic acid, acetic acid, napthalene, polonium210


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How many people die from

secondhand smoke every year inthis country?

Question7

A. 24,000

B. 38,000C. 42,000D. 46,000

ROUND TWOFINAL QUESTION


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secondhand smoke every year inthis country?

ROUND TWOQuestion7

A.

B. 38,000C.D.

FINAL QUESTION


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On to the next round....

ROUND TWO ISOVER!


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tobacco related diseases everyyear around the world?

ROUND THREEQuestion1

A. 3 Million

B. 4 MillionC. 5 MillionD. 6 Million


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A.

B.C. 5 MillionD.


tobacco related diseases everyyear around the world?


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What is the name of the program

that targeted LGBT and homeless inSan Francisco


A. Project S.C.U.M.

B. Project SF SmokeC. Project Target StartD. Project F.A.R.T.


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What is the name of the program

that targeted LGBT and homeless inSan Francisco


Project S.C.U.M.Sub-Culture UrbanMarketing


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Which one of these ads have beenaltered?



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ROUND THREEQuestion

3


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ROUND THREEQuestion

3


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Which one of these statements are

true about the Food and DrugAdministration?

ROUND THREEQuestion

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A. The FDA regulates tobaccoB. The FDA used to regulatetobacco

C. The FDA should regulatetobaccoD. The FDA cant regulate

tobacco


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Which one of these statements are

true about the Food and DrugAdministration?

ROUND THREEQuestion

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A.B.

C. The FDA should regulatetobaccoD.


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Which one of these is a NOT a real

tobacco industry quote

ROUND THREEQuestion

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A. ...the base of our business is the high schoolstudent.

B. we really need something for people to die of.C. We should make candy gumballs, kids would lovemD. They got lips? We want them.


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Which one of these is a NOT a real

tobacco industry quotes

ROUND THREEQuestion

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A. ...the base of our business is the high schoolstudent.B. we really need something for people to die of.

D. They got lips? We want them.

**C. We should make candy gumballs, kids wouldlove em**


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Second hand smoke is.....

ROUND THREEQuestion

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A. Less dangerous than first handsmokeB. More dangerous than firsthandsmokeC. As dangerous as firstD. All of the above


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Second hand smoke is.....

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A.B. More dangerous than firsthandsmokeC.D.SHS contains as much as 50 times as much

ammonia, and 5 times as much carbon monoxide


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How many Minnesotans die each

year from tobacco related disease?

ROUND THREEQuestion

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A. 1,000B. 2,650C. 6,120D10,500

FINAL QUESTION


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How many minnesotans die each

year from tobacco related disease?

Question

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A. B. C. 6,120D.

ROUND THREEFINAL QUESTION


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