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Relationships Quiz

 

This quiz is about all of the relationships in your life—friends, family, and boyfriend or girlfriend—and how smoking fits into each of them. When you quit smoking, you change your routine and take smoking out of it. But how do you stay quit when you’re around the other people in your life? Easy—get to know your smoking pattern in relationships!

 

Part 1 of 3: Discussing smoking and smoking-related choices

 

1. How do you and your friends generally handle smoking?

We treat smoking as an individual choice and don’t talk much about it.
Smoking causes fights between us and sometimes we argue about it.
Smoking is no big deal between us. We usually come to an agreement.

2. How do you and your family generally handle smoking?

We treat smoking as an individual choice and don’t talk much about it.
Smoking causes fights between us and sometimes we argue about it.
Smoking is no big deal between us. We usually come to an agreement.

3. How do you and your boyfriends or girlfriends generally handle smoking?

We treat smoking as an individual choice and don’t talk much about it.
Smoking causes fights between us and sometimes we argue about it.
Smoking is no big deal between us. We usually come to an agreement.

Part 2 of 3: Getting cigarettes

 

4. How do you and your friends usually get cigarettes?

Whoever smokes usually buys their own.
Only one or a few of us buys cigarettes and then often keeps it secret because it      can start arguments.
We take turns buying cigarettes or share them, even if not all of us smoke.

5. How do you and your family usually get cigarettes?

Whoever smokes usually buys their own.
Only one or a few of us buys cigarettes and then often keeps it secret because it      can start arguments.
We take turns buying cigarettes or share them, even if not all of us smoke.

6. How do you and your boyfriends or girlfriends usually get cigarettes?

Whoever smokes usually buys their own.
Only one or a few of us buys cigarettes and then often keeps it secret because it      can start arguments.
We take turns buying cigarettes or share them, even if only one of us smoke.

Part 3 of 3: Quitting smoking

 

7. If you try to quit and slip up, how do you and your friends handle it?

It’s no big deal, because smoking is each person’s choice.
It’s a problem, because we tend to argue about smoking.
It’s a small problem, but we can talk about it in the open.

8. If you try to quit and slip up, how do you and your family handle it?

It’s no big deal, because smoking is each person’s choice.
It’s a problem, because we tend to argue about smoking.
It’s a small problem, but we can talk about it in the open.

9. If you try to quit and slip up, how do you and your boyfriends or girlfriends handle it?

It’s no big deal, because smoking is each person’s choice.
It’s a problem, because we tend to argue about smoking.
It’s a small problem, but we can talk about it in the open.

 

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