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The document discusses smoking trends and health effects in Britain. It notes that around 10 million adults smoke daily, with most starting before age 18 due to peer pressure. Smoking is the largest cause of death in the UK due to health issues like cancer and asthma. While smoking rates have declined by around 30% since 1974, many current smokers want to quit but have difficulty doing so. The 2007 law banning smoking in public places contributed to a further decrease and rise of e-cigarette use as an alternative to smoking. However, the safety of e-cigarettes remains unclear.
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Smoking has many disadvantages such as increasing the risk of lung cancer, pregnancy problems, and heart and blood vessel issues. Lung cancer patients who smoke are 15 to 30 times more likely to develop lung cancer or die from it. Smoking also endangers those around the smoker through secondhand smoke. To quit smoking, one can change their diet, keep their hands busy, exercise, make non-smoking friends, and make a list of reasons to quit. In Malaysia, half of men smoke, translating to 7 million male smokers, while 1 in 5 teens also smoke. The risks of smoking were better understood by smokers who expressed a desire to quit.
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Smoking tobacco produces smoke that is inhaled and absorbed into the bloodstream, exposing the body to toxins. These toxins increase blood pressure and the risk of clotting while making bones more brittle. Lungs are severely impacted, increasing risks of diseases like emphysema and lung cancer. Nearly 60% of new smokers begin by age 18, and those who start as teenagers are more likely to become addicted due to increased susceptibility to nicotine and other chemicals. Long-term, smoking-related diseases can cause premature death for those who started as youth.
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Smoking has many negative health effects and causes over 480,000 deaths per year in the United States. While smoking is highly addictive due to chemicals like nicotine, there are many resources available to help people quit, such as smoking cessation classes and online advice pages. Laws around the world have also been put in place to discourage smoking and protect nonsmokers from secondhand smoke, though e-cigarettes are a newer option for some trying to quit conventional cigarettes. Continued public health campaigns and the rising costs of cigarettes are also helping to reduce smoking rates over time.
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A radio trailer for a documentary must be between 30-40 seconds long. It uses short clips or "sound bites" from interviews in the documentary, coupled with a voiceover that explains the topic and links the clips to give the listener a brief overview of the documentary and make them want to know more. Background music is also included to set the pace and atmosphere while complementing the documentary's subject matter.
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History personal state
History is pivotal in helping understand today's society by learning from the past. Visiting historic sites like those of the National Trust, Rome, Pompeii, and Herculaneum deepened the author's passion for history by providing first-hand experiences outside of school curriculum. Higher education will allow exploring new areas of history to expand understanding as a historian. Studying ancient history, politics, media, and biology at A-level developed skills like time management, research, essay writing, and data analysis to improve the future.
Terror at the mall
This documentary examines a terrorist attack that occurred at a mall. It uses a mixed documentary style incorporating interviews, footage of the actual event, and narration. The documentary follows the stories of multiple people who were at the mall during the attack. It shows how their experiences were linked and how they ultimately survived and dealt with the aftermath. Camerawork consists mainly of still shots from interviews to engage the audience. The mise-en-scene is the mall setting and costumes/behavior are used to distinguish terrorists from victims. Editing uses jump cuts between interviews and archive footage to advance the narrative of the harrowing event.
Different types of documentary
This document discusses different types of documentary films:
1) Docusoaps are long-running documentary series that follow individuals or groups, like Big Fat Gypsy Weddings, and were popular in the 1990s.
2) Reality TV progressed in the late 20th century and provides both entertainment and useful information using techniques like observation and commentary.
3) "Fly on the wall" documentaries film events without the subjects' awareness, like Big Brother, capturing natural reactions.
Questionnaire feedback
The document contains surveys assessing different elements of a magazine's front cover, contents page, and double page spread (DPS) to determine if they effectively convey the genre of rock music. Questions gauge if the cover image, masthead, color scheme and article excerpts fit the rock genre and would attract potential buyers aged 15-25. Overall, the assessments aim to evaluate if the design, articles and price point effectively market a rock music magazine to its target demographic.
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