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This document summarizes a student's survey on underage drinking and partying among high school students. The survey included 10 questions and was completed by 20 students. Key findings were that 19 out of 20 students had attended a party with underage alcohol consumption, 85% had been to a party with marijuana use, and 40% considered themselves binge drinkers. Additional research found that 12.5 million youth drink annually and 74% of 9th to 12th graders have consumed alcohol. The statistics gathered were similar to those found in additional research. The conclusion is that underage drinking cannot be stopped, but students can be taught responsible drinking and safety.
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- 3. Relation to Twisted The reason I did this survey was to relate to the book “Twisted” by Laurie Halse Anderson In Twisted a big part of the story has to do with a party with underage drinking
- 4. The Survey The survey is titled Underage Drinking/ Partying Survey It has 10 questions about underage drinking The questions were answered by 20 students of West Seneca West Senior High
- 5. Reasons for doing this Survey One of the reasons I did this survey was to give you the reader, cold hard facts about underage drinking Also by doing this I hope to influence people to make the right decisions when it comes to underage drinking
- 6. Stats Out of 20 people surveyed 19 people have said that have been to a party where minors were consuming alcohol 85% of the people surveyed said that they were at a party where people were using marijuana which as of the moment is an illegal drug
- 7. Stats (Continued) When asked the question do you consider yourself a responsible drinker? 19 said yes the other has never drank 4 people said obtaining alcohol was hard 2 said they had a fake id and 14 said it was easy none said impossible 40% of students surveyed say the binge drink
- 8. Research My outside info came from Monheit Law http://www.monheit.com/teenage- drinking/statistics.asp 12.5 Million underage drinkers a year 74% of 9-12 graders had consumed at least one alcoholic drink
- 9. Compare/Contrast The statistics that I had personally gathered and the stats from Monheit Law seemed pretty similar 95% of the people I had surveyed said they drank before and they had 74% which is close considering I only surveyed 20 kids
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