The bar chart compares youngest and oldest people in United Kingdom in terms of the avarage daily hours spent on leisure and sport engagements.
Overall, watching tv was the most time-consuming among the five activities. Young people spent more time on most activities, while the reverse was true for relaxing/thinking and reading.
Watching television was stood out among five different activities. Peoplewho aged 75 and over devoted their 4.5 hours to watching television, while their teenage counterparts watched television nearly 2.5 hours. However, the young age bracket showed passive figures in both reading and relaxing/ thinking, each representing less than 0.5 hours, whereas the reverse was true for those aged 75 and over, at hour and above 0.5 hours, respectively.
On the other hand, teenagers showed a slight increase in three various activities. Furthermore, the average time spent by young people in socializing, communicating was bigger than their older counterparts to approximately 0.7 hours. Despite these trends, in playing games/using computers for leisure youngsters exhibited a considerable increase above 1 hour, while for ages 75 and over was 0.5 hours. Lastly, engagement in sport exercise and recreation youngsters were higher by more than 0.5 hours.