The given diagram compares how youngsters spent their leisure time doing different things on weekly bases in Chester in the span of six years that ended in 2007. The data is calibrated in hours.
Overall, it can be clearly observed that watching television is the most preferred choice among the teens, while physical activity like bowling is the least preferred choice for them. Noticeably, three activities increases over the given period, whereas three decreases and one category go through both increment and decrement.
Considering the most popular time pass for teenager, we see that, the time measured for television was 25 hours per week, highest in all of them in 2002 and then it reaches its peak with around 37 hours. Moreover, going to pubs and going out for shopping closely follow each other in the given time, rising steadily to approximately 17 and 15 hours, respectively. By contract, the time spent on bowling was hardly cross the mark of 5 hours and in the last year it was just an hour.
Regarding the categories which faces down fall, the time slot allotted by juveniles to homework and doing sports were falling consistently from about 12 and 10 hours to ending figures at around 7 and 2 hours. Moving to enjoying DVDs, in the year 2002 and 2007, the time they spent were almost 10 hours and in 2004 and 2005, it registered the growth of about 7 hours.