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Band 5+: The bar chart shows percentages of three groups of australian children taking part in four kinds of activities in 2012. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features , and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a bar chart detailing the percentage of three age groups of Australian children engaging in activities in 2012: Watching TV - 5 to 8 years (100%), 9 to 11 years (100%), 12 to 16 years (100%); Reading - 5 to 8 years (60%), 9 to 11 years (70%), 12 to 16 years (80%); Art - 5 to 8 years (95%), 9 to 11 years (95%), 12 to 16 years (80%); Riding the bike - 5 to 8 years (70%), 9 to 11 years (80%), 12 to 16 years (80%).
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The chart displays the percentage of how three age groups of Australian children spent their spare time in 2012.Overall,

the most popular activity among all age groups is watching TV.

Almost all teenagers watched TV in their free time, and it was followed by the 9-11 age group, which is slightly more than the kids group percentage(95% and 90% respectively).In terms of reading the two age groups(9-11 and 12-16) had the same rate at approximately 70% surpassing the youngest group’s percentage just above 60%. When it comes to art, despite the previous results, kids outstripped both the 9-11 and 12-16 age groups, 60% compared to around 55% and 50%.The majority of all groups preferred to ride the bike exactly , 80% of

12-16 age group ,75% of kids and 65% of middle group.

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