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Band 6+: Task 1: The charts below give information about players of electronic games in South Korea in 2003. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents three pie charts about players. The "Age of players" chart shows: Under 18 at 39%, 18 - 36+ at 38%, and Above 36 at 23%. The "Gender of players" chart indicates: Male at 72% and Female at 28%. The "Type of games they like" chart displays preferences for: Action at 43%, Racing at 17%, Education at 7%, and Role-playing games at 7%.
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The pie charts provide information about the age and gender of electronic gamers and types of games they enjoy in South Korea in 2003.

Overall, games were enjoyed mainly by males, while females enjoyed less. The participants were mostly teenagers and young adults, such as people under 18 and 18-36; however, this tape of games was less common among people who are above 36. As for the types of the games, action was the most popular one.

Regarding the age of players, most people were keen into electronic games, including the people under 18 (39%) and 18-36 (38%). These games were less interesting by above 36-year-old people. As for the genders, males mostly liked the games, accounting for 72% and 28% for females respectively.

Turning to the types of games they enjoy, action accounted for the largest proportion, about 43%. Sports accounted for the second largest share, about 20%, while racing accounted for the slightly less proportion, about 17% relatively.The proportions of education and role-playing games were identical, about 7%. The other types of games accounted the least, about 6%.

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Task 1: The charts below give information about players of electronic games in South Korea in 2003. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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