The bar chart illustrates the number of hours per week that teenagers spent engaged in different activities between 2002 and 2007.
Overall, television was most preferred activity by the people of this age group, compared to bowling which was the least favored. Going to pubs, watching television and shopping grew steadily in those years. While doing sports and homework were fairly similar and decreased. The number of hours watching DVDs and bowling fluctuated over the five years.
According to the bar chart, teenagers spent more than 35 hours per week watching TV. In contrast, playing bowling never exceeded more than 5 hours weekly.
Moreover , the activity of going to pubs/discos decreased to 10 hours per week to 10 hours weekly in 2002. Both doing homework and doing sports were fairly stable over the years and reached their low points in 2007. Unlike these activities, the time spent shopping increased every year until 2006 and remained stable at 15 hours weekly.
