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Band 5+: Hours per week that teenagers spend doing certain activities from 2002 to 2007

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The image shows a bar chart with 6 activities (going to plays/discos, watching television, doing homework, doing sport, watching DVDs, bowling) and the hours per week Chester teenagers spent on them from 2002-2007, with a legend for each year. The hours range from 0 to 40, with 'watching television' consistently highest, peaking in 2002 at 35 hours. 'Bowling' is the lowest, ranging from 0 to just over 5 hours. There is a general decrease in hours over the years for most activities, except 'doing homework' which increases slightly.
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The bar chart demonstrates the number of adolescents who used to spend weekly hours on certain activities in Chester over a 5-year from 2002 to 2005.

Overall, watching television was the highest and generally increased over the years.

Watching television initially started at 25, then for the next few years, it kept increasing until around 37 in 2007. Also for shopping, it stood at 5 in 2002 and grew to threefold in 2007. Going to pubs also rose, it started at about 8 in 2002, then it went up to nearly 12, and jumped to approximately 18.

Doing homework, on the other hand, generally decreased. In the beginning, it was about 12 and continued to drop to half in 2007. Similar to the former, doing sport dropped and ended up being a small amount in 2007. Also, bowling became smaller, this category represented the smallest among all categories. Next, watching DVDSs mostly dropped, although it increased in the first 3 years, it dropped to smaller than the initial number in 2007.

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