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The document contains the results of a questionnaire. Blue was the most popular color choice with 10 responses, while red and purple also received multiple selections. Indie rock was the most popular music genre preference at 7 responses. Cider and beer were the top alcohol choices at 12 and 13 responses respectively. The most common reasons for drinking were to socialize and for fun, each receiving over 10 responses. Opinions on underage drinking were mixed, with some seeing it as okay in moderation or with parental guidance, while others saw it as stupid, dangerous, or a sin.
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- 11. cider 12 Wine 9 Vodka 8 Whiskey 1 Absinthe 1 beer 13 spirits 6 Anything 2 Water 2
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