The bar chart compares the amount of time that was spent for two types of leisure time activities, reading and listening by people in different age group in New Zealand. Overall, it is clear the elderly people spent more time for reading, when the youngest citizens show the lowest figure. Both youngest and oldest individuals spent more time on listening, while the opposite was true for middle age group.
The average time that was spent 14-24 aged people was 20 minutes, while 25-32 aged dwellers recorded roughly 25 minutes for reading. This figure increased among both 33-42 and 43-55 aged groups’ people to 45 minutes and 50 minutes respectively. People who are 56-65+ old spent 70 minutes on reading for pleasure in New Zealand.
Moving to the next chart, even though teenagers who are in 14-24 age group peaked at 80 minutes on listening to music, 25-32 and 33-42 aged dwellers of New Zealand indicated 60 minutes and 45 minutes respectively. This statistic was higher among 43-55 years old people and they spent 50 minutes, while elderly citizens who are 56-65+ age group showed 75 minutes on listening to music in New Zealand.
