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    The document discusses the dangers of smoking and argues that the smoking habit should be reduced. It notes that smoking has spread from adults to teenagers and lists some of the dangerous chemical contents of cigarettes, such as tobacco, nicotine, carbon monoxide, and tar. It explains that nicotine is highly addictive, carbon monoxide decreases blood oxygen, and tar damages respiratory organs like the lungs. The document concludes by questioning the benefits of smoking and encourages thinking about the impact on both oneself and others before smoking.

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    Hortatory

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    Amila Sativa
    The document discusses the dangers of smoking and argues that the smoking habit should be reduced. It notes that smoking has spread from adults to teenagers and lists some of the dangerous chemical contents of cigarettes, such as tobacco, nicotine, carbon monoxide, and tar. It explains that nicotine is highly addictive, carbon monoxide decreases blood oxygen, and tar damages respiratory organs like the lungs. The document concludes by questioning the benefits of smoking and encourages thinking about the impact on both oneself and others before smoking.

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    Group : Alfi Rosa Mustika (XI IA 6/02)

    Amila Sativa (XI IA 6/03)

    Ayu Rizki W. (XI IA 6/09)

    Dyah Widyaningrum (XI IA 6/14)

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    Smoking Habit Should Be Reduced

    Basicly, smoking is a common thing in our environment. Not only adults, but also, it has spread out
    to the teenagers. I think this is a bad condition, because smoking doesn’t have any benefit. It can
    affect the health stability instead.

    Well, if you really love smoking, let me tell you what the cigarette’s contents are. There are tobacco,
    nicotine, carbon-monoxyde, tar, etc. The scariest thing is, one stick of cigarette can contains millions
    of chemical substances. Thus, cigarette is also called as a mini chemical factory.

    Just looking at the chemical substances, we can feel how dangerous they are. Nicotine is one of the
    most addictive substance that we’ve known. Then, carbon-monoxyde can decrease oxygen supply in
    our blood, and tar is very dangerous for our respiratory organs such as lungs.

    So, what is the benefit of smoking then? Think first before you act. This is not just for you, but also
    for people around you.

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