Fast Food Survey Essay

The researcher was able to find more male respondents than female respondents (76 of 100). This is quite advantageous to the study since I observed that boys or males always frequent fast foods than females who numbered only 24 of the 100 respondents chosen randomly.

Figure 2: Grade/Year Level I believe that the number of participants is spread evenly as the college or tertiary students have the most in number when it comes to participants. I can say that respondents who are either college or tertiary students are more independent on their choice when they eat at fast foods. Secondary students or respondents from high school or secondary come second with 24 of 100 participants to the survey. Meanwhile, participants to the survey

57 40 3

2) Fast foods have more bad effects than good effects to our health. 17 73 10

3) Fast foods have more ingredients/preservatives that are bad to our health. 29 68 3

4) Fast foods don’t have benefits to our health. 23 75 2

Importance of Fast Foods Agree Disagree Maybe

1) Fast foods save us from a lot of time preparing foods at home. 89 9 2

2) They provide easy to prepare and affordable foods. 91 8 1

3) Fast foods changed our eating habits from eating bad foods to good foods. 73 25 2

4) Fast foods support the economic development of our country. 85 13 2

Fast Foods Unethical Practices Agree Disagree Maybe

1) Fast foods have proper waste management. 87 12 1

2) Foods are carefully prepared for customers 95 4 1

3) Fast foods used chemically engineered foods 7 89 4

4) Fast foods take care of the environment 50 47 3

Table 1 shows the summary of the responses of respondents based from the 12 items of the questionnaire. There are a total of 100 respondents who are answered the questions from different gender and year/grade level comprising most youth of the