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Band 6+: The bar chart shows information about the favorite subjects of students from two middle schools, school A and school B. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays two bar charts on the average daily time spent on leisure activities by different age groups. For 'Average minutes spent on reading for pleasure', the data is as follows: 15-24 age group, 20 minutes; 25-34, 35 minutes; 35-44, 45 minutes; 45-54, 50 minutes; and 55+, 70 minutes. For 'Average minutes spent on listening to music', the data is: 15-24, 80 minutes; 25-34, 60 minutes; 35-44, 45 minutes; 45-54, 60 minutes; and 55+, 75 minutes.
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The bar chart provides information about favorite subjects – social science, science, language, craft and drawing, and sport – of students from two distinct middle schools, school A and school B.

Overall, it is evident that sport is the most preferred subject in school A, while students from school B chose craft and drawing. Students from school B also chose language as a favorite discipline. Other disciplines showed mere numbers compared to those mentioned as the most chosen.

Sport is the most loved subject in school A, additionally, more students chose this more than favorite subject among students in school B, showing a substantial 36 and 25, respectively. While craft and drawing was popular in school B, the opposite picture was exhibited in school A. They were least chosen, with 4 students choosing them. Language and social science showed slightly higher respective figures, 5 and 6. Science was a quarter of the sport.

Regarding the most preferred subjects in school B, craft and drawing represented 25, by contrast, it was the least chosen in school A. The reverse patterns also recorded in language, it accounted for 25, whereas in school A, it constituted 5. Science was the least preferred at a mere 2. Similarly, sport also made up smaller proportion at 5. Lastly, a tenth chose social science.

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