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arivle123

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Why does he compare smoking to eating unhealthily?
 
  a. people do not quit smoking just like they do not eat healthy, even though they
  know they should
  b. smoking and eating junk food are equally as bad for the body
  c. not eating fruits or vegetables is lethal
  d. eighty-five percent of people who smoke do not eat their vegetables
  e. some vegetables are linked to curing throat cancer

Question 2

When did he decide to cut back on smoking two packs a day?
 
  a. when doing simple tasks became more strenuous
  b. when he could not make it to work due to breathing problems
  c. when his girlfriend broke up with him
  d. when his teeth turned yellow
  e. when he got married



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