LungcancerA type ofcancerstronglylinked tosmoking.Nicotinereplacementtherapy(NRT)A product usedto help peoplequit smoking,like nicotinegum orpatches.Electroniccigarettes(or e-cigs)Anothername fore-cigarettes.AsthmaA breathingcondition that getsworse with smokingand vaping, causingwheezing andshortness of breath.ToleranceThe feeling ofneeding morenicotine toget the sameeffect.EmphysemaA disease causedby smoking thatmakes it hard tobreathe becausethe air sacs in thelungs aredamaged.WithdrawalThe painful anduncomfortablesymptomswhen a personstops usingnicotine.Popcornlung (orbronchiolitisobliterans)A lung diseaselinked tovaping, causingcoughing andchest pain.VapeA device thatheats liquidto create amist that isinhaled.LungsThe place in thebody where oxygenis exchanged withcarbon dioxide,which getsdamaged bysmoking.NicotineA highlyaddictivechemical foundin cigarettesand vapes.CarbonmonoxideA harmful gasfound incigarette smokethat makes itharder for bloodto carry oxygen.FlavoringchemicalsA chemical in e-cigarettes thatgives them theirflavors. Someare harmfulwhen inhaled.VapingThe act ofinhaling andexhaling thevapor froman e-cigaretteCessationThe act ofquittingsmokingor vapingTarThe sticky,brownsubstance incigarettes thatcoats the lungs.Marketing/AdvertisingA powerfulstrategy thatmakes productslike vapes look funor cool to getpeople to try them.19The legal ageto buy tobaccoand vapingproducts inOntario.SidestreamsmokeThe type ofsmoke thatcomes from theburning end ofa cigarette orvape.CravingThe addictiveurge to usemore nicotinebecause ofbrain changes.TobaccoandVapingLawsThe governmentrule that makesit illegal to sellvapes andcigarettes tokids.NicotinestainsThe thick,yellow stainsleft on fingersand teethfrom smokingSmoke/VaporA term for thewhite or greycloud producedwhen smokingor vaping.AddictionThe long-termhabit of usingnicotineproducts,making it hardto quit.SecondhandsmokeThe harmful mixof chemicalsthat non-smokers breathein when aroundsmokers.LungcancerA type ofcancerstronglylinked tosmoking.Nicotinereplacementtherapy(NRT)A product usedto help peoplequit smoking,like nicotinegum orpatches.Electroniccigarettes(or e-cigs)Anothername fore-cigarettes.AsthmaA breathingcondition that getsworse with smokingand vaping, causingwheezing andshortness of breath.ToleranceThe feeling ofneeding morenicotine toget the sameeffect.EmphysemaA disease causedby smoking thatmakes it hard tobreathe becausethe air sacs in thelungs aredamaged.WithdrawalThe painful anduncomfortablesymptomswhen a personstops usingnicotine.Popcornlung (orbronchiolitisobliterans)A lung diseaselinked tovaping, causingcoughing andchest pain.VapeA device thatheats liquidto create amist that isinhaled.LungsThe place in thebody where oxygenis exchanged withcarbon dioxide,which getsdamaged bysmoking.NicotineA highlyaddictivechemical foundin cigarettesand vapes.CarbonmonoxideA harmful gasfound incigarette smokethat makes itharder for bloodto carry oxygen.FlavoringchemicalsA chemical in e-cigarettes thatgives them theirflavors. Someare harmfulwhen inhaled.VapingThe act ofinhaling andexhaling thevapor froman e-cigaretteCessationThe act ofquittingsmokingor vapingTarThe sticky,brownsubstance incigarettes thatcoats the lungs.Marketing/AdvertisingA powerfulstrategy thatmakes productslike vapes look funor cool to getpeople to try them.19The legal ageto buy tobaccoand vapingproducts inOntario.SidestreamsmokeThe type ofsmoke thatcomes from theburning end ofa cigarette orvape.CravingThe addictiveurge to usemore nicotinebecause ofbrain changes.TobaccoandVapingLawsThe governmentrule that makesit illegal to sellvapes andcigarettes tokids.NicotinestainsThe thick,yellow stainsleft on fingersand teethfrom smokingSmoke/VaporA term for thewhite or greycloud producedwhen smokingor vaping.AddictionThe long-termhabit of usingnicotineproducts,making it hardto quit.SecondhandsmokeThe harmful mixof chemicalsthat non-smokers breathein when aroundsmokers.

Smoking/Vaping BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A type of cancer strongly linked to smoking.
    Lung cancer
  2. A product used to help people quit smoking, like nicotine gum or patches.
    Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT)
  3. Another name for e-cigarettes.
    Electronic cigarettes (or e-cigs)
  4. A breathing condition that gets worse with smoking and vaping, causing wheezing and shortness of breath.
    Asthma
  5. The feeling of needing more nicotine to get the same effect.
    Tolerance
  6. A disease caused by smoking that makes it hard to breathe because the air sacs in the lungs are damaged.
    Emphysema
  7. The painful and uncomfortable symptoms when a person stops using nicotine.
    Withdrawal
  8. A lung disease linked to vaping, causing coughing and chest pain.
    Popcorn lung (or bronchiolitis obliterans)
  9. A device that heats liquid to create a mist that is inhaled.
    Vape
  10. The place in the body where oxygen is exchanged with carbon dioxide, which gets damaged by smoking.
    Lungs
  11. A highly addictive chemical found in cigarettes and vapes.
    Nicotine
  12. A harmful gas found in cigarette smoke that makes it harder for blood to carry oxygen.
    Carbon monoxide
  13. A chemical in e-cigarettes that gives them their flavors. Some are harmful when inhaled.
    Flavoring chemicals
  14. The act of inhaling and exhaling the vapor from an e-cigarette
    Vaping
  15. The act of quitting smoking or vaping
    Cessation
  16. The sticky, brown substance in cigarettes that coats the lungs.
    Tar
  17. A powerful strategy that makes products like vapes look fun or cool to get people to try them.
    Marketing/ Advertising
  18. The legal age to buy tobacco and vaping products in Ontario.
    19
  19. The type of smoke that comes from the burning end of a cigarette or vape.
    Sidestream smoke
  20. The addictive urge to use more nicotine because of brain changes.
    Craving
  21. The government rule that makes it illegal to sell vapes and cigarettes to kids.
    Tobacco and Vaping Laws
  22. The thick, yellow stains left on fingers and teeth from smoking
    Nicotine stains
  23. A term for the white or grey cloud produced when smoking or vaping.
    Smoke/Vapor
  24. The long-term habit of using nicotine products, making it hard to quit.
    Addiction
  25. The harmful mix of chemicals that non-smokers breathe in when around smokers.
    Secondhand smoke