The given bar charts illustrate data of time that people spend on two different leisure activities among various age groups in New Zealand.
Overview, reading takes people more time rather than listening to music, especially in the young. Moreover, over 56 people is the highest group of people spending time on reading, while it is 14-24 on listening to music.
In term of reading, the older people are, the more time they spend on this activity. People who from 14-24 spend only 20 minutes per day on average to reading for leisure, while this figure for 25-32 group is around 35 minutes per day. Moreover, people from 33 to 42 spend about three-quaters everyday to read, far less than 70 minutes per day of the oldest group, which also the highest figure for this category.
Move on to listening to music, the youngest group, in contrast, spend highest time on this activity, at 80 minutes per day. This is followed by over 56 group and 25-32 group, respectively 75 minutes and 1 hour per day. Additionally, listening to music takes people from 43 to 55 exactly 50 minutes per day, which is same as time they spend on reading for leisure.
