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The document discusses a student's social studies research project on alcohol abuse among 5th form students at their school. It outlines the research tasks which include: 1) determining the levels of alcohol abuse, 2) explaining why this topic was selected after reading a newspaper article about secondary student alcohol use, and 3) using a questionnaire method to collect data from students because it allows for easy yet confidential collection of information. It then provides the questionnaire to be administered which includes questions about student demographics, alcohol use behaviors, influences, and potential solutions.
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Valdes Pierre conducted a social studies project on gambling in Chateaubelair, St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Chateaubelair has high illiteracy and unemployment, so some residents resort to gambling. Valdes distributed printed questionnaires at four locations over four hours to collect data on gambling prevalence. Twenty respondents of varying ages, genders, education levels and employment statuses anonymously answered 16 questions about their gambling behaviors, preferences, expenditures and opinions. The questionnaires aimed to determine how common gambling is and suggest alternatives to address its growth.
Transposrt systems
1. Small organisms rely on diffusion for transport as their large surface area to volume ratio allows gases and nutrients to reach cells via diffusion. Larger multicellular organisms have developed transport systems like circulatory systems using blood and vessels due to their smaller surface area to volume ratio making diffusion insufficient.
2. Plants have vascular bundles containing xylem and phloem for transport. Xylem transports water and minerals upwards from roots while phloem transports carbohydrates made in leaves to other plant parts.
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2. The respiratory system includes the nose, throat, windpipe, lungs, and alveoli. Gas exchange occurs in the alveoli through diffusion. Breathing is the process of inhaling and exhaling that supplies the alveoli with oxygen and removes carbon dioxide.
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Social studies sba daron
- 1. Task 1: Statement of problem What are the levels of alcohol abuse among the form 5 student of my school?
- 2. Task 2: Reason for selecting the area of research This area was selected because it was observed by the researcher, while reading the “News” newspaper dated Monday 15th November 2003 that the students in secondary school use alcohol, I thought that is a concern that needed to be assessed. Therefore, it was decided by the researcher to conduct a research on the 5th form student in his school.
- 3. Task 3: Method of investigation My method of investigation will be in the form of a questionnaire. A questionnaire was selected for my method of investigation because it was an easy method of collecting data although it may be very time consuming it is very confidential seems of gathering information.
- 4. Task 4: Data collection instrument Questionnaire Golden Vale Kingstown 21st October, 2011 Dear, Respondent My name is Daron Shallow. I am a student of the St Vincent Grammar school. I a conducting this investigation to gather information for my Social Studies CXC SBA on the topic Alcohol abuse among the form five students of my school. I am requesting your assistance in answering the following questions. The information collected will be kept in the strictness confidence. Thank you for your kind co-operation. Yours respectfully, , _______________.
- 5. Please tick the box near the correspondent answer. 1. Age range [] 14 – 15yrs [] 16-17yrs [] 18yrs and over 2. Sex [] Male [] Female 3. To what ethnic group do you belong to? [] African Descent [] Carib Descent [] Indian Descent [] Mixed Descent 4. Have you ever used alcohol, if ‘yes’ answer 5 and 6, if no answer 6? [] yes []no 5. How many times a week do you use alcohol? [] Once [] Twice-three times a week [] Four-five times [] Everyday 6. Has anyone tried to persuade you to use alcohol? [] yes [] no 7. Do you know of any classmate who is a regular user of alcohol? [] yes [] no 8. Where do you get alcohol? [] at home [] by purchasing [] from friends [] other 9. Does anyone in your home use alcohol? [] yes [] no
- 6. 10. How old were you when you first tried alcohol? [] 4-5yrs [] 8-11 [] 12-15 [] other state_________________ 11. Do you know of any consequence of alcohol abuse? [] yes [] no 12. If the answer to question 9 is ‘yes’, list one consequence? ____________________ 13. What solution can you suggest to reduce the level of alcohol abuse in the school? ____________________