1) Teens start smoking for social reasons like looking cool to their peers and gaining respect, often encouraged by family and friends who also smoke. 2) Smoking leads to serious health risks like cancer, heart and lung disease, and even death. It is also highly addictive and expensive. 3) Teens are encouraged not to start smoking due to the health risks and addiction, the uncool appearance of smokers, pressure from non-smoking friends and family, and to avoid social situations involving smoking.

2. 1) To look like their cool, to
look like their growing up.
2) To gain respect, to become
more popular.
3) Because their family or
their friends (or if
worse, both) also smoke, and
their family/friends sugests
them (verbally or by the
image of smoking is
cool), they smoke too.

3. Obviously, the composition is dangerous.

4. 1) Cancers, respiratory 2) Beside addiction
diseases, heart and health disease, it
diseases, fetus and also spends a lot of
infant deaths (for money for those
mothers who smoke useless cigars and
during increases the risk of
pregnancy)(heart getting a fire set in
diseases and cancers your house because of
are also affecting cigarretes.
secondhand smokers.
3) But more importantly, any risk that was
taken will eventually lead to the biggest risk of
all......
........ Death.

5. 1) Never say okay to smoking - Prevent it before
addiction, even if there’s peer preasure.
2) Think logicly - Smokers appeal bad (instead of cool )and spends
money on suiciding via smoking
3) Remember the risks – In the future, if you smoke you might
caught heart attack, cancer or stroke.
4) Remember your loved ones – If they try to keep being with you
if you’re a smoker, you’ll make them secondhand smokers and
introduce them to the risks . If not, things will get worse ; they
might avoid you. They might avoid you as a smoker.
5) Try to avoid the smoking-atmosphere – Steer clear of areas that
permit smoking, avoid smokers or stand upwind to them.
6) Get active against smoking – Hang around nonsmokers more
and get involved in the acts that can help reduce the odds that
teen like you can be a smoker.

6. • Bad skin – because smoking restricts
blood vessels, and prevent oxygen and
nutrients from getting to the skin ; which
is why they offen appear pale and
unhealthy
• Bad breath – they have a condition called
Halitosis, or persistent bad breath
• Bad smelling clothes and hair –
Because the stale smell of smoke spreads
on their clothes, hair, furniture and even
their car
• Reduced athletic performance – The
rapid heartbeat, decreased
circulation, and shortness of breath
caused by smoking weaken smokers
• Greater risk of injury – Smoking
affects the body’s ability, to produce
collagen, so common sports injuries, like
tendon damage, will be slower to heal in
smoker
• Increased risk of illness – as it was
explained before, it it obvious.

7. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/teen-
smoking/HQ00139
http://kidshealth.org/teen/drug_alcohol/tobac
co/smoking.html
http://www.smoking-facts.net/Teen-Smoking-Facts.html
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/teen-
smoking/HQ00139/NSECTIONGROUP=2
http://www.ehow.com/how_7479803_avoid-
smoking.html