The bar charts illustrate the daily routines of students from United States, Australia, and Canada.
Overall, American students spent most of their time sleeping, follwed by Canadian and Australian. On the other hand, Australian spent the most of their time studying compared to Canadian and American respectively. Moreover, Australian spent the minimum hours on relaxing, while Canadian and American spent the same amount of time to relax.
To begin with, in United States students spent the most time on sleeping compare to other designated countries with approximately 8.5 hours a day, followed by Canada and Australia about 8 and 7 hours a day respectively. Next,
Next, students in Australia spent nearly 13 hours a day on studying, while Canada and United States study for about 8 to 8.5 hours a day. Lastly, school pupils in Canada and United states spent around 7.5 hours daily to relax, however Australia spent just about 4 hours per day to relax.
