Name _____________________________________________________ Date _______________ Foundation Assessment Foundation Standard 1: Academic Foundation 1.32 Analyze diagrams, charts, graphs & tables 1.33 Record time using the 24-hour clock Cancer Trends 2007 Summary Table: Prevention Smoking – Trend key: solid green - headed in the right direction dotted red - headed in the wrong direction dashed black - stable or non-significant change (NSC) Age at smoking initiation Youth smoking smoking 1990-2005 1991-2005 1991-2006 Average age of use of cigarettes for respondents aged Percentage of high school students grades Percentage of adults 12–17 years. 9–12 who were current users of cigarettes. aged 18 years and older who were current cigarette smokers. Rising, then stable, then NSC NSC, then falling Falling Rising Falling Falling Most In 2005, the average age at use among people 12 and Among high school students in 2005, 23% In 2006, 20.8 percent of older was 15.5 years. Among 12- to 17-year-olds, the were current cigarette smokers. adults were current average age was 12.6. Among those 18–25, the average age cigarette smokers. was 14.8. When and how high was the highest percentage of high school smokers? 26% in 1991 13% in 1996 39% in 1997 23% in 2005 What has seen the greatest percentage decline in cigarette smoking from 1991 to 2005? Ages 8-11 Junior high school High school Adult What percentage of people suffering from HIV/AIDS were in Africa in 1998? 42% 49%
Name _____________________________________________________ Date _______________ Foundation Assessment Foundation Standard 1: Academic Foundation 1.32 Analyze diagrams, charts, graphs & tables 1.33 Record time using the 24-hour clock Cancer Trends 2007 Summary Table: Prevention – Smoking Trend key: solid green - headed in the right direction dotted red - headed in the wrong direction dashed black - stable or non-significant change (NSC) Age at smoking initiation 1990-2005 Youth smoking 1991-2005 smoking 1991-2006 Average age of use of cigarettes for respondents aged 12–17 years. Percentage of high school students grades 9–12 who were current users of cigarettes. Percentage of adults aged 18 years and older who were current cigarette smokers. Rising, then stable, then NSC NSC, then falling Falling Rising Falling Falling Most In 2005, the average age at use among people 12 and older was 15.5 years. Among 12- to 17-year-olds, the average age was 12.6. Among those 18–25, the average age was 14.8. Among high school students in 2005, 23% were current cigarette smokers. In 2006, 20.8 percent of adults were current cigarette smokers. When and how high was the highest percentage of high school smokers? 26% in 1991 13% in 1996 39% in 1997 23% in 2005 What has seen the greatest percentage decline in cigarette smoking from 1991 to 2005? Ages 8-11 Junior high school High school Adult What percentage of people suffering from HIV/AIDS were in Africa in 1998? 42% 49%
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