Teenagers' Reading Preferences Survey

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A survey was conducted to understand the reading habits of teenagers. The results indicated that 60% of teenagers prefer fiction over non-fiction books. Additionally, it was found that those who read fiction are more likely to discuss their reading experiences with friends. Based on these findings, the survey concluded that there is a significant interest in fiction among teenagers.

A majority of teenagers enjoy discussing non-fiction books.

Teenagers who read fiction are less likely to engage with peers about their books.

Teenagers show more interest in fiction than in non-fiction.

Most teenagers prefer reading magazines over novels.

Discussion about books is rare among teenagers.

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