Social Inequality

Question 1

What are the three reports?

Answer 1

WHO report 2008
The Black report 1980
The archeson report 19998

Question 2

What percentage of people who smoke live in deprived areas in Scotland?

Answer 2

47%

Question 3

What is the percentage of the whole population who smoke in Scotland?

Answer 3

20%

Question 4

What percentage of working class children are a healthy weight

Answer 4

70%

Question 5

How many people are overweight in Scotland

Answer 5

67%

Question 6

What percentage of 2-15-year-olds are overweight?

Answer 6

31%

Question 7

Who is liam johnston?

Answer 7

March 2014 died of a heart attack from being 66 stone. He was only 22

Question 8

How many people die each year due to being obese?

Answer 8

3,400

Question 9

How many people don’t work because theyre too heavy>

Answer 9

7,000

Question 10

1960’s, who smoked?

Answer 10

everyone

Question 11

What happened to smoking in the 1990s?

Answer 11

higher class started to listen to the doctors and stopped smoking and it fell 75%
but 
the lower class didn't listen and it fell 30%

Question 12

How many people in scotland die from smoking?

Answer 12

13,000

Question 13

How many die in scotland from alcohol

Answer 13

4 scots a day

Question 14

What has happened to the cunsumption levels since 1864-2010

Answer 14

doubled

Question 15

How many people die due to Alcohol per 100,000 in glasgow?

Answer 15

76

Question 16

What happens to boy from the ages 1-14?

Answer 16

die from accidents or violence

Question 17

What are middle aged men more liekly to die from?

Answer 17

cancer, heart disease and suicide

Question 18

Women are three times likely to be what?

Answer 18

depressed.

Question 19

What percentage of men have been smoking since 1974?

Answer 19

fallen 40%

Question 20

What percentage of women have had a smoking problem since 1974?

Answer 20

risen 97%

Question 21

In 2014, how many children lived in poverty?

Answer 21

3. 5 million

- 1 in 4

Question 22

Children in poverty and health, how can it affect them?

Answer 22

10 times of a risk of infant death
more likely to be obese - daily intake
Poor housing - dampness can lead to asthma
Mentally ill - socially deprived. Self-harm/ suicides more likely men, young boys.

Question 23

What kind of grades is oxford looking for?

Answer 23

4 A’s and one B at Higher

Question 24

What is the entry fee for uni in England costing people? and what will their debt cost them?

Answer 24

9,000 pounds - uni fee

36,000 pounds - debt

Question 25

In 2013, what percentage of girls left with 5 or more highers?

Answer 25

27%

Question 26

in 2013, what percentage of boys left with 5 or more highers?

Answer 26

19%`

Question 27

Who are more likely to be more successful as undergraduate and post; boys or girls?

Answer 27

girls

Question 28

What percentage difference are women being paid compared to men?
-full time

Answer 28

10%

Question 29

What percentage difference are women being paid compared to men?
-part time

Answer 29

35%

Question 30

How many women are sacked every year because they are pregnant?

Answer 30

30,000

Question 31

How many weeks are is a mum allowed to take off once a baby is born and how many is the dad allowed?

Answer 31

mum = 39 
dad = 2

Question 32

What percentage of families are lone parents? How many are women?

Answer 32

25%

9 out of 10 - women

Question 33

How much does an average lone parent earn a year? and what percentage earns this?

Answer 33

10,000 pounds

70%

Question 34

How much does childcare cost a year?

Answer 34

7,000

Question 35

How many carers are unpaid? How many are women?

Answer 35

6 million carers, 4.8 million are women

Question 36

What are men more likely to die from?

Answer 36

cancer, heart and lung disease and suicide

Question 37

What are women more likely to suffer from?

Answer 37

depression and anxiety

Question 38

What are men expected to do in society?

Answer 38

Drink, smoke and drive faster