Hypothesis:

                There was 13 percent of America’s population that died from tobacco use alone. There is a mass production and overuse of tobacco everywhere in America. My hypothesis is teenagers will notice that there is an overuse of tobacco in ever day lives, and the younger teenagers will say they need better education, while the older teens will say they have been educated, but still have room to better understand the dangers of tobacco.

Context:

                My target audience or respondents are teenagers from ages thirteen to seventeen. I chose these ages because I wanted to find out if teens were aware of one of the largest growing problems in America, tobacco overuse. I believe that my results from the respondents were reliable. These results are reliable because most of my respondents took their time completing them instead of rushing through; my respondents showed they were critically thinking and completely enticed. No data from my survey was skewed or biased because of invalid questioning; no questions were skipped, or randomly answered.

Results:
                (From 25 surveys so far)

What was asked	Male 17 (majority) 20%	Female 17 (majority) 25%	Male 15 (majority) 38%	Female 15 (majority) 17%
What they thought percentage of deaths were	13%	11%	13%	10%
Rate of tobacco use in our community	4 Overused	3 On occasion	4 overused	3 On occasion
Who was to blame for overuse	Stress and habits.	Ads. Stress and negative pressures such as peers.	Ads. Government, stress, habits, stores.	Ads. Stress, negative pressures, habits, stores.
What tobacco influences/changes the most	Lifestyles	Health	Habits	Lifestyles
Are they well educated about tobacco usage	Yes	Yes	No	No