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The image consists of two pie charts documenting the smoking frequency of 15-year-olds on the Parkview Secondary School track and field team, split by gender. The boys' chart displays the following data: 71% never smoke, 17% smoke every day, 7% smoke at least once a week, and 5% smoke less than once a week. The girls' chart shows 68% never smoke, 21% smoke every day, 6% smoke at least once a week, and 5% smoke less than once a week. Each chart includes a legend correlating specific smoking frequencies to labeled pie slices.
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The pie charts compares the frequency of smoking habits of boys and girls who study Parkview Secondary School.
Overall, the students who never smoke is almost the same in both genders with 71% and 68% respectively which is the highest proportions in given pie charts.
Delving into details, smoker girls are more than boys which take account of 21% and 17% , while once-a-week smoking between students are exactly the same.
There are also pupils who smoke very rare, like less than once a week in boys includes 7% meanwhile, girls contain 6%.
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