Why would a tobacco user who has no other symptoms of a cold feel like she may have one? (1 point) Responses The chew has a bitter taste, which sometimes causes a choking cough as it is swallowed. The chew has a bitter taste, which sometimes causes a choking cough as it is swallowed. The smoke from the cigarette tickles the nose to create repetitive sneezing. The smoke from the cigarette tickles the nose to create repetitive sneezing. The snuff irritates the lining of the mouth, causing excessive coughing. The snuff irritates the lining of the mouth, causing excessive coughing. The tar burned off the cigarette gets in the lungs, causing mucus buildup and making a person cough.

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Why would a tobacco user who has no other symptoms of a cold feel like she may have one? (1 point) Responses  The chew has a bitter taste, which sometimes causes a choking cough as it is swallowed. The chew has a bitter taste, which sometimes causes a choking cough as it is swallowed.  The smoke from the cigarette tickles the nose to create repetitive sneezing. The smoke from the cigarette tickles the nose to create repetitive sneezing.  The snuff irritates the lining of the mouth, causing excessive coughing. The snuff irritates the lining of the mouth, causing excessive coughing.  The tar burned off the cigarette gets in the lungs, causing mucus buildup and making a person cough.

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The best response to why a tobacco user who has no other symptoms of a cold might feel like she may have one is: The tar burned off the cigarette gets in the lungs, causing mucus buildup and making a person cough.

This response highlights how the use of tobacco can irritate the respiratory system, leading to symptoms that may resemble those of a cold, such as coughing due to mucus buildup.