Taking into consideration both your risk of contracting it, and the seriousness of it, how worried are you personally about experiencing a deadly virus, such as bird flu, that spreads to the St. Louis region?

Very Worried:

 4%

Somewhat worried:

 27%

Not too worried:

 46%

Not at all worried:

 23%

Taking into consideration both your risk of contracting it, and the seriousness of it, how worried are you personally about experiencing a deadly infectious disease, such as small pox, that spreads to the St. Louis region from an act of terrorism?

Very Worried:

 3%

Somewhat worried:

 17%

Not too worried:

 54%

Not at all worried:

 26%

Taking into consideration both your risk of being affected by it, and the seriousness of it, how worried are you personally about a natural disaster, such as an earthquake or flood, that strikes the St. Louis region?

Very Worried:

 7%

Somewhat worried:

 44%

Not too worried:

 38%

Not at all worried:

Taking into consideration everything you have read or learned about such events, which do you think is most likely to happen in the St. Louis region first?

A major flood like 1993:

 30%

A major earthquake like 1811:

 34%

A major fire like 1849:

 1%

A major tornado like 1967:

 32%

A major epidemic like 1849:

 4%

Taking into consideration everything you have read or learned about such events, which do you think is most likely to happen first?

A World Series win for the St. Louis Cardinals:

 81%

A Super Bowl win for the St. Louis Rams:

 4%

A Stanley Cup for the St. Louis Blues:

 0%

A trip to the Final Four for the Saint Louis University men's basketball team:

 15%

Taking into consideration everything you have read or learned or learned about such events, which do think is least likely to happen in your lifetime?

A World Series win for the St. Louis Cardinals:

 10%

A Super Bowl win for the St. Louis Rams:

 7%

A Stanley Cup for the St. Louis Blues:

 53%

A trip to the Final Four for the Saint Louis University men's basketball team:

 30%

Bonus Question:

A month ago, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that its average daily circulation had dropped to 271,386. Since then, the newspaper has hired a new editor, retired dozens of veteran writers and staffers, and refined a new design. What will happen to the region's only daily newspaper in the next year?

Circulation will rise a lot:

 1%

Circulation will rise a little:

 14%

Circulation will fall a little:

 42%

Circulation will fall a lot:

 13%

Circulation will stay about the same:

 29%