Australian youths who identify themselves as 'smoke' (aged 12-18)

Looking at this chart, we can see that our broad detail is how this data outlines the various demographics that make up Australian smoking youths. The minor details shown here illustrate how an Australian youth’s likelihood to begin smoking is positively correlated to whether or not their parents or guardians smoke and whether or not they live with single parents or guardians. Thus, there appears to be three minor details: (1) children who live with non-smoking parents or guardians, (2) children who live with smoking parents or guardians and (3) children who live in an alternative arrangement (denoted by ‘Other’). The minute details largest and smallest demo- graphics in this chart. So if describing this chart was our Task 1 question, we might children living with non-smoking biological parents, children living with a single, smoking guardian and children living under al- ternative circumstances does not mean that we won’t mention the other data, it simply means we won’t men- tion the other data in precise terms.