The carcinogen in cigarettes is the primary cause of ______ cancer.
A)bladder
B)pancreatic
C)lung
D)lip

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The carcinogen in cigarettes is primarily known to cause lung cancer, making option C the best choice. While smoking cigarettes may increase the risk of other types of cancer, such as bladder or pancreatic cancer, the primary association is with lung cancer. Lip cancer, while also linked to tobacco use, is more commonly seen in smokeless forms of tobacco (such as chew or dip) rather than cigarettes.

The Carcinogen in Cigarettes Is the Primary Cause of ______