Scott and mark, college students, routinely have five or six drinks when they go out. although they are not in the majority, a 2014 survey found that of u. s. college students reported having five or more drinks in a row at least once in a two-week span.

The correct answer for: Scott and Mark, college students, routinely have five or six drinks when they go out. Although they are not in the majority, a 2014 survey found that of U.S. college students reported having five or more drinks in a row at least once in a two-week span. Is: 35% of college students.

Explanation:

Ok, here we go. In this 2014 study, there were different ranks. We had no consumed at all, we had one to three. Three to four, five to six and five to six drinks. Six to eight, eight to ten and more than ten. Surprisingly there is not as much alcohol consumption as we think. The 52% of the college students interviewed consumed less than 5 drinks in a row. So, they might drink often, but not in big quantities in a single moment. Only less than a third part reported consuming more than 6 drinks in a row.

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