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Until¡¡the¡¡twentieth¡¡century¡¡cigarettes¡¡were¡¡not¡¡an¡¡important¡¡threat¡¡(Íþв)¡¡to¡¡public¡¡health.¡¡Men¡¡used¡¡tobacco¡¡mainly¡¡in¡¡the¡¡form¡¡of¡¡cigars¡¡(Ñ©ÇÑÑÌ),¡¡chewing¡¡tobacco,¡¡pipe¡¡tobacco(Ñ̲Ý),¡¡and¡¡snuff¡¡(±ÇÑÌ).¡¡Most¡¡women¡¡did¡¡not¡¡use¡¡tobacco¡¡at¡¡all.
The¡¡cigarette¡¡industry¡¡began¡¡in¡¡the¡¡1870s¡¡with¡¡the¡¡development¡¡of¡¡the¡¡cigarette¡¡manufacturing¡¡machines.¡¡This¡¡made¡¡it¡¡possible¡¡to¡¡produce¡¡great¡¡numbers¡¡of¡¡cigarettes¡¡very¡¡quickly,¡¡and¡¡it¡¡reduced¡¡the¡¡price.
Today¡¡cigarettes¡¡smoking¡¡is¡¡a¡¡widespread¡¡habit.¡¡About¡¡forty-three¡¡percent¡¡of¡¡the¡¡adult¡¡men¡¡and¡¡thirty-one¡¡percent¡¡of¡¡the¡¡adult¡¡women¡¡in¡¡the¡¡United¡¡States¡¡smoke¡¡cigarettes¡¡regularly.¡¡It¡¡is¡¡encouraging¡¡to¡¡note,¡¡however,¡¡that¡¡millions¡¡of¡¡people¡¡have¡¡given¡¡up¡¡the¡¡smoking¡¡habit.¡¡Seventy-five¡¡percent¡¡of¡¡the¡¡male¡¡population¡¡and¡¡forty-six¡¡percent¡¡of¡¡the¡¡these¡¡men¡¡and¡¡eleven¡¡percent¡¡of¡¡the¡¡women¡¡have¡¡stopped¡¡smoking.¡¡The¡¡number¡¡of¡¡persons¡¡who¡¡have¡¡given¡¡up¡¡smoking¡¡is¡¡increasing.
Men¡¡as¡¡a¡¡group¡¡smoke¡¡more¡¡than¡¡women.¡¡Among¡¡both¡¡men¡¡and¡¡women¡¡the¡¡age¡¡group¡¡with¡¡the¡¡highest¡¡proportion¡¡(±ÈÀý)¡¡of¡¡smokers¡¡is¡¡the¡¡age¡¡group¡¡24-44.
Income,¡¡education,¡¡and¡¡occupation¡¡all¡¡play¡¡a¡¡part¡¡in¡¡determining¡¡a¡¡person¡¯s¡¡smoking¡¡habits.¡¡City¡¡people¡¡smoke¡¡more¡¡than¡¡people¡¡living¡¡on¡¡farms.¡¡Well-educated¡¡men¡¡with¡¡high¡¡incomes¡¡are¡¡less¡¡likely¡¡to¡¡smoke¡¡cigarettes¡¡than¡¡men¡¡with¡¡fewer¡¡years¡¡of¡¡schooling¡¡and¡¡lower¡¡incomes.¡¡On¡¡the¡¡other¡¡hand¡¡if¡¡a¡¡well-educated¡¡man¡¡with¡¡a¡¡high¡¡income¡¡smokes¡¡as¡¡all,¡¡he¡¡is¡¡likely¡¡to¡¡smoke¡¡more¡¡packs¡¡of¡¡cigarettes¡¡per¡¡day.
The¡¡situation¡¡is¡¡somewhat¡¡different¡¡for¡¡women.¡¡There¡¡are¡¡slightly¡¡more¡¡smokers¡¡among¡¡women¡¡with¡¡higher¡¡family¡¡incomes¡¡and¡¡higher¡¡education¡¡than¡¡among¡¡the¡¡lower¡¡income¡¡and¡¡lower¡¡educational¡¡groups.¡¡These¡¡more¡¡highly¡¡educated¡¡women¡¡tend¡¡to¡¡smoke¡¡more¡¡heavily.
Among¡¡teenagers¡¡(ÉÙÄê)¡¡the¡¡pictures¡¡is¡¡similar.¡¡There¡¡are¡¡fewer¡¡teenager¡¡smokers¡¡from¡¡upper-income,¡¡well-educated¡¡families¡¡and¡¡fewer¡¡from¡¡families¡¡living¡¡in¡¡farm¡¡areas.¡¡High¡¡school¡¡students¡¡who¡¡are¡¡preparing¡¡for¡¡college¡¡are¡¡less¡¡likely¡¡to¡¡smoke¡¡than¡¡those¡¡who¡¡do¡¡not¡¡plan¡¡to¡¡continue¡¡their¡¡education¡¡after¡¡high¡¡school.¡¡Children¡¡are¡¡most¡¡likely¡¡to¡¡start¡¡smoking,¡¡if¡¡one¡¡or¡¡both¡¡of¡¡their¡¡parents¡¡smoke.
1.¡¡Men¡¡use¡¡tobacco¡¡mainly¡¡in¡¡________¡¡forms¡¡in¡¡the¡¡past.
¡ðA.¡¡one
¡ðB.¡¡two
¡ðC.¡¡three
¡ðD.¡¡four
2.¡¡The¡¡cigarette¡¡industry¡¡began¡¡________.
¡ðA.¡¡one¡¡hundred¡¡years¡¡ago
¡ðB.¡¡at¡¡the¡¡turn¡¡of¡¡the¡¡century
¡ðC.¡¡in¡¡the¡¡eighteen¡¡seventies
¡ðD.¡¡in¡¡the¡¡eighteen¡¡century
3.¡¡In¡¡the¡¡United¡¡States¡¡_______¡¡smoke¡¡cigarettes.
¡ðA.¡¡about¡¡forty-three¡¡percent¡¡of¡¡people
¡ðB.¡¡about¡¡thirty-one¡¡percent¡¡of¡¡people
¡ðC.¡¡only¡¡old¡¡people
¡ðD.¡¡about¡¡forty-three¡¡percent¡¡of¡¡the¡¡grown¡¡-¡¡up¡¡men¡¡and¡¡thirty-one¡¡percent¡¡of¡¡the¡¡grown¡¡-up¡¡women
4.¡¡A¡¡man¡¯s¡¡smoking¡¡habit¡¡is¡¡partly¡¡determined¡¡by¡¡________.
¡ðA.¡¡his¡¡income
¡ðB.¡¡his¡¡education
¡ðC.¡¡his¡¡occupation
¡ðD.¡¡all¡¡of¡¡the¡¡above
5.¡¡Children¡¡_________¡¡to¡¡start¡¡smoking,¡¡if¡¡their¡¡parents¡¡smoke.
¡ðA.¡¡are¡¡most¡¡likely
¡ðB.¡¡are¡¡less¡¡likely
¡ðC.¡¡hate
¡ðD.¡¡do¡¡not¡¡want