The pie chart illustrates the comparison of viewership of various TV programs by age group, including kids, teenagers, and adults.
Overall, there are five categories: sports, cartoons, films, dramas, and news. Each age group has different favorite entertainment categories in TV programs. Young viewers prefer watching cartoons and sports, teenagers enjoy dramas, and adults favor news as their most preferred TV programs.
For kids, the three favorite TV programs are cartoons, sports, and dramas, with these categories having the highest percentages ranging from 23% to 26%. In contrast, news and films are the least favored, with percentages under 20%.
Teenagers, on the other hand, predominantly watch dramas, followed by films, both of which have percentages above 20%. The least popular programs among teenagers are cartoons, sports, and news, all of which fall below 20%.
Adults predominantly prefer news, with a viewership percentage of 30%. Following news, dramas have a viewership of 22%. The remaining categories, including cartoons, sports, and films, each have percentages under 22%
