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A survey was conducted with 55 respondents about music preferences and magazine/website consumption. The top three results were: 1. Indie and rock music were the most popular genres, with 30.9% each. 2. Facebook was the most visited website at 76.4%. 3. Most people (80%) spend less than £2.50 per month on music magazines.
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This document appears to contain the results of a survey with multiple choice questions about preferences for a music magazine. It includes data on preferences for layout features like images and text; colors; genres of music; attractors to magazines; pricing; inclusion of bands or solo artists; alcoholic beverages; extras like posters or CDs; and an organized versus busy contents page. The majority of respondents preferred a main image with smaller photos and more text on a two-page spread, the colors black, white and silver, rock music genre, photos as the main attractor, and price of £2.01-£2.50 for the magazine.
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Leah Douglas conducted a questionnaire of 40 people to help design a music magazine. Most respondents were 18-year-old males who listened to indie rock music. Over half read magazines weekly and attended gigs every 1-2 weeks. Album reviews and releases were the most popular article types. The preferred cost of the magazine was £1-£2, and colors were deemed the most important design feature. Based on these findings, Leah decided to create an indie rock magazine that focuses on album reviews and releases and costs between £1-£2.
Primary results media
Leah Douglas conducted a questionnaire of 40 people to help design a music magazine. Most respondents were 18-year-old males who listened to indie rock music. Over half read magazines weekly and attended gigs every 1-2 weeks. Album reviews and releases were the most popular article types. The preferred cost of the magazine was £1-2, and colors were deemed the most important design feature. Based on these findings, Leah decided to create an indie rock magazine that focuses on album reviews and releases and costs between £1-2.
Primary results media
Leah Douglas conducted a questionnaire of 40 people to help design a music magazine. Most respondents were 18-year-old males who listened to indie rock music. Over half read magazines weekly and attended gigs every 1-2 weeks. Album reviews and releases were the most popular article types. Respondents preferred the magazine to cost between £1-2 and favored colors as the most important design feature. Based on the results, Leah will create an indie rock magazine that focuses on album reviews and releases and costs between £1-2.
Questionnaire results in graphs
The document appears to be the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. It contains various charts and graphs showing respondents' favorite artists, how often they listen to indie music and read music magazines, their preferences for magazine features, pricing, and formats. The majority preferred magazines with more content published less frequently, and indicated interviews rather than general information for double page spreads.
Questionnaire results in graphs
This document contains the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Some key findings include:
- Arctic Monkeys and Lana Del Rey were the most popular artists.
- Most respondents listen to indie music fairly often or very often and read music magazines a couple times a year or quite a lot.
- The majority believe that more diverse images on magazine covers would encourage a wider audience.
Questionnaire results
The document appears to contain the results of a survey about music preferences. It includes charts showing that 85% of respondents were age 25 or older, with an even gender split. The most popular favorite colors were blue and green. Kerrang and NME were the most regularly read music magazines. Most respondents buy music magazines monthly or rarely. The average amount willing to spend on a magazine was £2-3. Green Day was the most popular punk band. Respondents rated pictures and articles as most important magazine aspects on average. Other important aspects included gig lists and competitions. The top 3 words associated with 'punk' were music, rebel, and mohawk.
Questionnaire results
The document appears to contain the results of a survey about music preferences. It includes charts showing that 85% of respondents were age 25 or older, with an even gender split. The most popular favorite colors were blue and green. Kerrang and NME were the most regularly read music magazines. Most respondents buy music magazines monthly or rarely. The average amount willing to spend on a magazine was £2-3. Pictures and reviews were the most important magazine aspects rated.
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This document appears to contain the results of a survey with multiple choice questions about preferences for a music magazine. It includes data on preferences for layout features like images and text; colors; genres of music; attractors to magazines; pricing; inclusion of bands or solo artists; alcoholic beverages; extras like posters or CDs; and an organized versus busy contents page. The majority of respondents preferred a main image with smaller photos and more text on a two-page spread, the colors black, white and silver, rock music genre, photos as the main attractor, and price of £2.01-£2.50 for the magazine.
Primary results media
Leah Douglas conducted a questionnaire of 40 people to help design a music magazine. Most respondents were 18-year-old males who listened to indie rock music. Over half read magazines weekly and attended gigs every 1-2 weeks. Album reviews and releases were the most popular article types. The preferred cost of the magazine was £1-£2, and colors were deemed the most important design feature. Based on these findings, Leah decided to create an indie rock magazine that focuses on album reviews and releases and costs between £1-£2.
Primary results media
Leah Douglas conducted a questionnaire of 40 people to help design a music magazine. Most respondents were 18-year-old males who listened to indie rock music. Over half read magazines weekly and attended gigs every 1-2 weeks. Album reviews and releases were the most popular article types. The preferred cost of the magazine was £1-2, and colors were deemed the most important design feature. Based on these findings, Leah decided to create an indie rock magazine that focuses on album reviews and releases and costs between £1-2.
Primary results media
Leah Douglas conducted a questionnaire of 40 people to help design a music magazine. Most respondents were 18-year-old males who listened to indie rock music. Over half read magazines weekly and attended gigs every 1-2 weeks. Album reviews and releases were the most popular article types. Respondents preferred the magazine to cost between £1-2 and favored colors as the most important design feature. Based on the results, Leah will create an indie rock magazine that focuses on album reviews and releases and costs between £1-2.
Questionnaire results in graphs
The document appears to be the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. It contains various charts and graphs showing respondents' favorite artists, how often they listen to indie music and read music magazines, their preferences for magazine features, pricing, and formats. The majority preferred magazines with more content published less frequently, and indicated interviews rather than general information for double page spreads.
Questionnaire results in graphs
This document contains the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Some key findings include:
- Arctic Monkeys and Lana Del Rey were the most popular artists.
- Most respondents listen to indie music fairly often or very often and read music magazines a couple times a year or quite a lot.
- The majority believe that more diverse images on magazine covers would encourage a wider audience.
Questionnaire results
The document appears to contain the results of a survey about music preferences. It includes charts showing that 85% of respondents were age 25 or older, with an even gender split. The most popular favorite colors were blue and green. Kerrang and NME were the most regularly read music magazines. Most respondents buy music magazines monthly or rarely. The average amount willing to spend on a magazine was £2-3. Green Day was the most popular punk band. Respondents rated pictures and articles as most important magazine aspects on average. Other important aspects included gig lists and competitions. The top 3 words associated with 'punk' were music, rebel, and mohawk.
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Primary audience research
The document contains the results of a questionnaire with questions about music preferences, magazine reading habits, preferred page numbers and content, colors, and desired advertisements. Most respondents were male, with 70% identifying as male and 30% as female. When asked about music genres, the most popular were rock, pop, and rap/hip hop. Most would spend between £2-5 on magazines and had previously read music magazines.
Questionnaire
The document contains the results of a questionnaire about music magazines. It shows that most respondents wanted more information about new artists and upcoming shows in their ideal music magazine. The favorite music genres were singer/songwriter, alternative/indie, and rock. For the magazine cover, most thought it didn't matter as long as it was interesting. The preferred color scheme was red and black. The most popular magazines were NME and Kerrang. The highest prices people would pay were £3, £2.50, and £2.
Audience Research - Survey Monkey
This document is a survey asking respondents about their demographics, music interests and habits, and preferences regarding music magazines. It collects information on the respondent's gender, age, music genre preferences, frequency of reading music magazines, whether they purchase music magazines, expected page count of magazines, country of origin, photo or text preference, and spending on magazines.
Questionnaire: Results
1) The respondent conducted a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children, 55% of whom were female and 45% male. Most respondents were aged 13-14.
2) 40% of respondents said they sometimes read music magazines or occasionally, indicating a potential market for an engaging new magazine.
3) The most popular music genre was pop, with 40% selecting it, showing pop is a good genre for the new magazine to focus on.
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Questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a survey about audience preferences for a music magazine. It found that the target audience is mostly male, aged 15-17, interested in R&B, hip hop, and rap music. Respondents said they would pay £1.50-3.50 for the magazine and want to see news, reviews, and interviews. Most also liked competitions, suggesting it should be included. Based on this, the document decides to aim the new magazine at this young male demographic and include their preferred content and interactions.
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Questionnaire results 111
From a survey of 10 school-aged children, Lauren found that 55% were female and 45% were male. The largest age group, 50%, were 13-14 years old. 40% said they read music magazines and 40% said sometimes. The most popular music genre was pop, selected by 40%. 30% of respondents look for posters and celebrity interviews in music magazines. 40% read magazines weekly. The majority, 40%, read the magazine "We Love Pop". Lauren will use these findings to create a new pop music magazine targeted at teenage girls.
Survey Analysis
The survey results showed that the target audience for the magazine is mostly male, aged 16-24, living in Yorkshire towns and cities. They prefer indie, rock, and pop music genres. Most importantly, the magazine should focus on interviews and music recommendations. Based on willingness to pay, the cover price would be £2.60. The magazine would be released monthly with additional seasonal issues, and would attract readers through freebies and competitions. It will cater mainly to music listeners rather than players.
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Questionnaire: Results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 school-age children about music magazines. 55% of respondents were female and most were between 13-14 years old. While 40% read music magazines regularly, others only sometimes or not at all due to cost or lack of interest. Based on these results, the author plans to create a £2.50 pop music magazine targeted towards teenage girls, focusing on features like posters, interviews and solo artists to attract their intended audience.
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This document contains the results of a survey about music preferences. It asks respondents about their preferred music genre, how often they would buy a music magazine, how much they would pay, and their favorite artists. The evaluation section analyzes that the target audience prefers alternative music, would buy weekly, pay £3, and most listen to Kings of Leon, Mumford and Sons, and Muse. The conclusion states the results will be used to create a music magazine catering to these preferences, using other magazines as inspiration.
Music magazine questionnaire results
From a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children, the majority (55%) were female. Most respondents were between 13-14 years old (50%) and read music magazines weekly (40%). The most popular music genre was pop (40%). The key features readers look for are posters (30%) and celebrity interviews (30%). Based on this research, the document's author plans to create a £2.50 weekly pop music magazine targeting 13-17 year olds that focuses on these popular elements.
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The document contains the results of a questionnaire about music preferences and habits. It includes charts showing responses to questions about gender, age, money spent on music, features of CD covers that are interesting, how music is obtained, reasons for listening to music, favorite genres, and whether the person listens to music. The charts include breakdowns of responses between males and females for some questions.
Questionaire presentation
Rap and hip hop were the most popular music genres according to a survey of 50 people. The survey also found that most people listen to music once a week or monthly, and are willing to pay £3 or less for music. Rap/hip hop was the preferred genre for both males and females aged 15-30, while classical music was the least popular overall.
Questionnaire results 111
Lauren Brooks Mills conducted a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children to inform the creation of her pop music magazine. 55% of respondents were female and 45% male. The largest age group, 50%, was 13-14 years old, showing Lauren should target this demographic. 40% of respondents currently read music magazines or do sometimes, indicating interest if the right magazine is available. Based on the results, Lauren will aim to price her magazine at £2.50 to be affordable and will include popular features like posters and celebrity interviews. [END SUMMARY]
Music magazine questionnaire results
Lauren Brooks Mills conducted a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children to inform the creation of her pop music magazine. 55% of respondents were female and 45% were male. The largest age group, 50%, was 13-14 years old, showing this should be a key target age. Most respondents, 40%, read music magazines sometimes or regularly. Posters and celebrity interviews were the most sought features. Based on this market research, Mills plans to create a weekly pop music magazine priced at £2.50 to attract both current and non-readers.
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1) Examples of popular indie/rock bands that would be featured (The Automatic, Franz Ferdinand, The Killers) and their styles.
2) Common poses shown in indie/rock magazines that depict the bands having fun.
3) Bold, plain font styles typically used for indie/rock mastheads and band names.
4) Sketches of potential magazine covers and layouts, favoring a cover showing band members holding the fourth.
5) Plans for landscape and portrait photos, with the models fitting the indie/rock genre by appearing to have fun or look angry.
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3) The most popular music genre was pop, with 40% selecting it, showing pop is a good genre for the new magazine to focus on.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. It found that most respondents were 16-18 years old. The most popular things in a magazine were reviews, gig dates, and pictures, while adverts were the most disliked. Most people preferred to buy magazines monthly and expected interviews, reviews, posters, pictures, and updates. The top priorities for a magazine were upcoming events, interviews, and pictures.
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Questionnaire: Results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 school-age children about music magazines. 55% of respondents were female and most were between 13-14 years old. While 40% read music magazines regularly, others only sometimes or not at all due to cost or lack of interest. Based on these results, the author plans to create a £2.50 pop music magazine targeted towards teenage girls, focusing on features like posters, interviews and solo artists to attract their intended audience.
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Music magazine questionnaire results
From a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children, the majority (55%) were female. Most respondents were between 13-14 years old (50%) and read music magazines weekly (40%). The most popular music genre was pop (40%). The key features readers look for are posters (30%) and celebrity interviews (30%). Based on this research, the document's author plans to create a £2.50 weekly pop music magazine targeting 13-17 year olds that focuses on these popular elements.
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The document contains the results of a questionnaire about music preferences and habits. It includes charts showing responses to questions about gender, age, money spent on music, features of CD covers that are interesting, how music is obtained, reasons for listening to music, favorite genres, and whether the person listens to music. The charts include breakdowns of responses between males and females for some questions.
Questionaire presentation
Rap and hip hop were the most popular music genres according to a survey of 50 people. The survey also found that most people listen to music once a week or monthly, and are willing to pay £3 or less for music. Rap/hip hop was the preferred genre for both males and females aged 15-30, while classical music was the least popular overall.
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Lauren Brooks Mills conducted a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children to inform the creation of her pop music magazine. 55% of respondents were female and 45% male. The largest age group, 50%, was 13-14 years old, showing Lauren should target this demographic. 40% of respondents currently read music magazines or do sometimes, indicating interest if the right magazine is available. Based on the results, Lauren will aim to price her magazine at £2.50 to be affordable and will include popular features like posters and celebrity interviews. [END SUMMARY]
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- Most popular websites were social media (23%) and YouTube (23%).
Primary results media
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 40 people to help design a music magazine. Key results include that over half of respondents were 18 years old and male, listened to indie rock music, read magazines weekly, attended gigs every 1-2 weeks, and preferred articles about new album releases. The majority also favored indie rock artists like Marina, Haim and Bon Iver to feature. Over half disliked advertisements but those who did preferred music ads. Most would pay £1-2 for the magazine and felt colors were the most important design feature. Therefore, the magazine will focus on indie rock, cost £1-2 and emphasize colors in the design.
Music Survey
The document summarizes the results of a music survey. It finds that most people spend less than £5 per month on music magazines, attend gigs or festivals 1-2 times per year, and spend less than £15 per month on music. Nearly three-quarters of respondents obtain most of their music through online downloads. While radio remains popular, the internet is rivaling it as the primary means of sharing new music. A plurality of respondents watch music videos online and prefer MTV for music channels. The survey also found that pop and indie music are equally popular genres among respondents.
Market research analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to gather information for creating a music magazine. The survey found that most respondents were 15-24 years old, female, and do not regularly read music magazines. Rock was the most popular music genre. Most listeners spent 2-4 hours per day listening to music, primarily on iTunes and YouTube. Respondents wanted to see freebies and interviews in a magazine and would spend £0.99-£2.99. They preferred a print magazine over digital, but 40% wanted both. All would rather buy individually than subscribe.
Music magazine questtionnare analysis
Theresa Kuhn conducted audience research to inform the development of an indie music magazine. She created online surveys to collect demographic information and preferences of her target audience. The surveys showed that the target audience was mainly ages 11-20, female, and interested in indie, rock, and alternative music. Most respondents listened to music on their phones and didn't regularly buy music. They were interested in interviews with musicians, upcoming concert listings, and free downloads or vouchers in a magazine. This feedback will help Theresa design her new magazine to fill a gap for this target audience.
Magazine Target Audience
According to a survey of 15 people aged 16-24:
- Black music was the most popular genre at 40%, followed by rock at 20% and pop at 6.7%.
- YouTube was the most visited music website at 93.3%.
- 60% of respondents said their favorite artist or band was not from the UK.
- 85.7% of respondents spend under £20 per month on music.
- While 50% read music magazines occasionally, 71.4% spend nothing on music magazines per month.
- The most common source of music was internet downloads at 64.3%.
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The document discusses research conducted to define the target audience for a new hip hop/rap magazine. Surveys were distributed on social media and forums asking questions about respondents' demographics, music interests, and consumption habits. The results showed the target audience is primarily male, aged 16-19, interested in hip hop/rap music and culture. They listen to many hours of music each week but are less likely to purchase albums, instead downloading illegally. Most read other hip hop magazines and their parents are employed, indicating potential to purchase the new magazine.
Music questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music preferences and magazine reading habits. The questionnaire was conducted to gather information for creating a new music magazine. Most respondents listened to rock music and preferred rock-oriented magazines. They were also more likely to read magazines that featured foreign artists and included free items. The optimal price was found to be under £5. Interior elements like interviews, photos and news were most appealing. Based on this market research, the creator decided to produce a rock magazine titled "Bullet".
Music magazine survey analysis
This is my audience survey analysis. During the presentation I analyse the results of my survey and link them to the magazine that I will produce.
Music magazine survey analysis
This is my audience survey analysis. During the presentation I analyse the results of my survey and link them to the magazine that I will produce.
Music Genre Research
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music consumption habits. It finds that most people download music for free from friends or illegal sites and rely on recommendations from friends to find new music. People typically spend $10-20 per month on music and listen digitally on computers or MP3 players. Advertising and cover artwork influence some people to research a band further but most people only buy music from their favorite bands.
Music survey results
The survey results show that the target audience for the music magazine is teenagers aged 15-20, with a focus on female readers. Most listeners prefer R&B music but the magazine will focus on rock and indie genres. Readers primarily consume music through internet sites or on their iPods. They buy music mostly through downloads or by ordering CDs online. Very few readers currently buy music magazines, so the new magazine will need a unique format. It will draw inspiration from the successful NME magazine. The magazine should include information on recent and famous music gigs to engage readers who sometimes or very often attend live shows.
Music magazine survey analysis
This is my audience survey analysis. During the presentation I analyse the results of my survey and link them to the magazine that I will produce.
Questionnaire answers
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 20 people who listen to club dance music. The survey found that 90% of respondents were female, most were between the ages of 16-20, and over 85% of respondents listen to and enjoy dance/club music. When asked about magazine preferences, most respondents said they would pay £2-£3 for a magazine and preferred images over text. The top artists identified were Calvin Harris, Avicii, and Diplo.
Music magazine market research
The document summarizes market research collected through a questionnaire about the music magazine industry. A series of graphs show that most respondents were aged 16-20, male, employed, had attended a concert in the last year but only half had read a music magazine. The most popular music genres were rock, rap and pop. Most respondents were willing to pay up to £3 for a magazine and downloaded music primarily through iTunes.
Music magazine survey analysis
The document analyzes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Half of respondents never buy music magazines, so the magazine will need to appeal to a wider audience.
- The majority are between ages 16-20 and listen to pop music online, so the magazine should target younger readers and feature popular genres.
- Most respondents said they would pay up to £3-4 for a magazine published monthly that includes in-depth articles and interviews.
Music Magazine Questionnaire Analysis
Nia Williams conducted a survey to analyze readers' preferences for a music magazine. Based on the results:
- 80% of respondents were female and most preferred pop music.
- Billboard was the most preferred magazine brand, followed by NME and MoJo.
- For a custom magazine masthead, 40% preferred "Beats" and 30% preferred "Shuffle."
- First person interviews were the most popular type of article.
Media powerpoint
Nia Williams conducted a survey to analyze readers' preferences for a music magazine. Based on the results:
- 80% of respondents were female and most preferred pop music.
- Billboard was the most preferred magazine brand, followed by NME and MoJo.
- For a custom magazine masthead, 40% preferred "Beats" and 30% preferred "Shuffle."
- First person interviews were the most popular type of article.
Media powerpoint
Nia Williams conducted a survey to analyze readers' preferences for a music magazine. Based on the results:
- 80% of respondents were female and most preferred pop music.
- Billboard was the most preferred magazine brand, followed by NME and MoJo.
- For a custom magazine masthead, 40% preferred "Beats" and 30% preferred "Shuffle."
- First person interviews were the most popular type of article.
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Media Survey
- 1. S urvey http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/RBLSSVF 10 Questions, 55 respondents. The results….
- 2. What is your favourite Music genre? Rock Pop Punk Indie RnB Classical :( Indie:30.9% RnB:21.8% Rock:30.9% Pop:14.5% Punk:1.8% Classical:0% W ith this data, it is clear that indie and rock music genres are the most popular. Knowing this, I will make my magazine a indie/rock magazine.
- 3. Which of these Websites do you visit the most? Facebook:76.4% Google:10.9% bebo:0% Youtube:10.9% Twitter:0% Myspace:1.8% M/S O ut of these, the one of the least visited sites with 1.8% is MySpace , which is unusual for a music/social networking site.
- 4. How much do you spend on music magazine each month? Less than £2.50 80.0% More than £2.50 but less than £5 12.7% More than £5 but less than £10 7.3% More than £10 0% People tend to spend less on music magazines, being less than £2.50. This shows a low interest in today's market.
- 5. What is your favourite magazine? 36.4% 7.3% 7.3% 34.5% 3.6% 10.9%
- 6. H ow often do you go to gigs/festivals ? Once a year 2 times a year 3 times a year 4 times or more a year Hardly ever (average less than once a year) 16.4% 20.0% 12.7% 16.4% 34.5%
- 7. Would you rather …. People would rather download an album today, but nearly the same amount would like to break the law!
- 8. Do you get your music from … More people illegally download music, showing that they cannot afford their music. Yet people still don’t want to pay a certain fee for unlimited downloads.
- 9. What is your favourite music channel ? 34.5% Kerrang! 3.6% Q 10.9% Smash Hits 1.8% Magic 38.2% MTV 10.9% The Box Most people watch MTV that shows more than just music videos. Little amount of people watch Magic with the music oldies .
- 10. Do you feel that free gifts are necessary with a music magazine? HELL YES 36.4% Sometimes 27.3% COMPLETELY POINTLESS 5.5% Everyone else is in between the 3. More people like the free gifts, compared to the little amount who don’t think they are necessary
- 11. What's your age? 1.8% over 25 7.3% under 16 85.5% aged 16-19 5.5% aged 20-25