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Figure 140: How often do you get drunk, by gender and school year
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Pupils that had ever drunk alcohol were also asked about some of the things that had
happened to them after drinking alcohol. The results for boys are presented in Figure
141 and for girls in Figure 142. The information is presented for 665 boys and 768 girls
who answered the question(s). Overall, 745 boys and 860 girls had said they had
previously been drunk (Figure 140). More girls than boys reported getting drunk (66%
and 54% respectively); were sick or vomited (38% and 29% respectively); had
unprotected sex (10% and 7% respectively); tried smoking (17% and 8% respectively) or
had memory loss (21% and 11% respectively). More boys than girls had committed a
crime (12% and 9% respectively); had committed an act of vandalism or damaged
property (11% and 8% respectively); got into an argument (19% and 14% respectively)
or had attended casualty (9% and 7% respectively). The underlying data for this figure is
given in the APPENDIX on page 884.
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