The depicted bar chart demonstrates the amount of hours spent by teenagers on different activities in Chester within 5 years.
Overall, it is clear that every year time spent on attending pubs and discos, watching TV and shopping increased, while hours dedicated for hometasks, sport and bowling declined. Nevertheless, watching DVDs gained its popularity, but later this fame decreased.
Starting from 2002, the biggest amount of time was spent on watching TV, accounted 25 hours, while for shopping and pubs it was less or more equal 6 hours.In the last two years, there was a significant growth for TV, reaching 37 hours in contrast with 25 in 2002. Furthermore, in 2007 the number skyrocketed for pubs up to 17 hours, and for shopping it reached 15 hours.
On the other hand, from 2002 hours dedicated for homework declined from 13 to 7 in 2007. Moreover, the situation for sport was nearly the same, the score reached 10 hours spent per day in 2002 and declined to 2 hours in 2007. However, there were different numbers for every year spent on watching DVds and bowling but with noticeable decline in the last years, for DVDs 10 hours spent per day and 1 hour for bowling in 2007.