FYI
c - slowly cooling the e-liquid solution to -40C and then rapidly
heating it to give a smooth, crisp taste
d - keeping the e-liquid at room temperature at all times while
heating the surrounding air to 450C or more
9. The vapour clouds produced by e-cigarettes:
a - can cause thunderstorms and are best avoided
b - are bigger with higher power settings and higher air volumes
c - depend entirely on nicotine levels within the e-liquid
d - have been known to stay visible for days at very high
altitudes
10. Vapers who like to generate huge clouds of vapour are
called:
a - cloud chasers
b - boy racers
c - utter disgracers
d - fast pacers
16. The main difference between e-liquid
and e-juice is:
a - e-liquid contains no flavour but e-juice is highly flavoured
b - e-liquid is the name for e-juice once nicotine is added
c - it is called e-liquid when a novelty flavour is used and e-juice
when a fruit flavour is used
d - both terms are interchangeable and mean exactly the same
17. If a vaper refers to the number 18650 then
they are most likely talking about:
a - battery size
b - the main EU regulation regarding e-cigarettes
c - the first US patent number for an e-cigarette
d - the code number found on all e-liquids manufactured since
2014
18. When you hear the term ‘third generation” used by vapers:
11. The name of the magazine you are reading now is:
a - Vapouround
b - Runaround
c - Ultrasound
d - Out of bounds
12. Modern e-cigarettes were invented by:
a - an English public schoolboy from Eton called Julian
b - a French undertaker on holiday in Bulgaria called Pierre
c - an international team of scientists from the UK, US, Germany
and Iceland
d - a Chinese pharmacist called Han Li
13. Three typical components of an e-cigarette are:
a - cartridge/randomiser/battery
b - cartridge case/atomiser/battery
c - cartridge/atomiser/battery
d - partridge/pear/tree
14. How many different flavours of e-liquid
are there?
a - There are many thousands of different flavours and more are
being created all the time
b - None - e-liquid comes unflavoured by law so as not to mask
the nicotine taste
c - Unlimited in the USA but limited to 236 in the EU under
Directive 2012/29/EC also called the “e-Liquid Flavour Directive
of 2012.
d - There are just three primary flavours (just like primary
colours) but they can be combined in different ways to produce
more than 16.8 million possible sub-flavours.
15. In vaping, the term ADV most commonly means:
a - alternative daytime vape
b - active dual voltage
c - all day vape
d - average density volume
a - They are talking about “Star Trek - The Next Generation” and
it is your duty to politely correct them
b - They are talking about “Star Trek - The Next Generation” but
it would be rude to correct them in public
c - This always means that they began vaping because their
parents and grandparents passed the tradition down through the
generations. “I am a third generation vaper” is the way this term
is used
d - They will most likely be talking about vaping devices which
tend to get better and more functional with each new generation
19. In vaping, the term DCC most commonly means:
a - dual coil cartomiser
b - double cable coil
c - durable copper cartridge
d - direct cartomiser connection
20. Which of these are flavours of e-liquid
i - mother’s milk
ii - unicorn blood
iii - hawk sauce
iv - kryptonite
Scoring:
0-5 You are definitely not a vaping expert quite yet
Don’t worry because you will soon become familiar with the vaping
terms the more time you spend with the vaping community.
6-10 You are getting there
While there are gaps in your vaping knowledge, you could certainly
hold your own in a vaping conversation.
11-15 Pretty good going
You clearly know your stuff. You enjoy vaping and are
knowledgeable about many aspects of e-cigarettes.
16-20 Great going
You are clearly very knowledgable indeed. Do you fancy setting
some of the questions for our next quiz?
Answers: 1.d 2.a 3.d 4.a 5.c 6.d 7.c 8.a 9.b 10.a 11.a 12.d 13.c 14.a 15.c 16.d 17.a 18.d 19.a 20.c