Survey analysis.

I gave out my survey to a group of 16-17 year old students in order to gain feed back on my designs for my magazines cover, article and contents page. The feed back was returned positive from the selected students. In my first question i asked what genre they believed was best associated with BASS magazine, judging from the cover and i received quite the mixed response. Three said rap music, one said other & R&B and four said Dubstep. They were all correct as my magazine was based around a mixed range of grime, rap Dubstep and R&B which are all fairly similar genres of music in the modern industry.
In the second question I asked what their impressions were towards my front cover, here's what they had to say- "Dark, modern looking with an inquisitive background", "eye catching, stands out", "good contrast of colours", "professional, well layed out" and "pretty freakin' cool". Very positive feed back.
For the third question, i asked what age group they believed my magazine was aimed at and all results ranged from 15-25. Exactly the same as i stated in my reader profile.
Fourth i questioned which gender they believed my magazine was aimed at, and as I planned my feed back consisted of they same answer, mainly male audience. 
After these four questions I asked a basic boolean style, yes/no range of questions, asking things like if they believed my contents page was user friendly, whether it was aesthetically pleasing and all feed back from my contents page came back positive, everyone answered yes. I then went on to asking similar questions about my article page, asking whether they found the story interesting and if the headline to the article sounded interesting also, and once again all feed back was returned positive.