Music Habits of Class 11FG: Where and How Students Listen to Music

The Report: Music Habits (1)

Introduction

This report reveals the music habits of Class 11FG. It focuses on where and how students listen to music. It is based on information received from a questionnaire that we carried out with 32 students last week.

2 Question 1: Where

When we asked students where they listened to music, three-quarters of them replied that they mostly listened at home. One in four students admitted that they listened in secret in bed every night. Half of the students also mentioned that they used their music devices when they travelled to and from school on public transport or on foot, even when they were in a hurry.

3 Question 2: How

Most students stated that they played their favourite tunes on their phones. One-third of them added that they enjoyed watching music videos as well as listening to them. Two-thirds confirmed that they had a music app on their phones, and one-fifth of the students had an app from a radio station.

4 Conclusion

To sum up, students may listen to music in slightly different ways and places, but it clearly provides both entertainment and a way of relaxing at different times of the day.

Email: Viaje

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