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Do you have a clue about teenage behavior? Take our quiz!

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High school students from Chautauqua Lake Central School play a game during a suicide prevention program to become peer leaders in Mayville, New York in October 2013. The program, Sources of Strength (SOS), is designed to create a team of peer leaders and to identify trusted adult advisors in order to reduce suicides.

Every two years the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention conducts a nationally representative Youth Risk Behavior Survey of ninth- to 12th-graders. The questions in the quiz are based on the most recent data available, from 2013.

1. What percentage of students use a computer or play video games (for non-school work) for more than three hours a day?

1 percent

11 percent

41 percent

61 percent
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