The provided bar chart illustrates that the activities teenagers in a town in the United Kingdom engaged in from 2002 and 2007. The data has been calibrated in weekly hours.
Overall, it is evident that young generations used to spend their most time in watching television and least chosen activity was bowling throughout the years. Fluctuations are observed in all the common activities throughout the period.
In terms of bar chart that, teenagers spent their time in going to pubs, which was 8 hours in 2002. This figure was slightly increased in 2003 and the rate reduced to 10 hours. In 2004, 2005 and 2006 the data has been same, which was 14 hours in a week, after that 18 hours was accounted in 2007. Furthermore, watching television was most popular leisure activity in teenagers, 25 hours in 2002 and 2003. The figure was increased constantly, which was 35, 37, and 38 hours in among all the years.
Shopping remained relatively stable over the years, fluctuating between 12 and 15 hours weekly. In contrast, the number of hours spent doing homework and playing sports gradually declined. Homework dropped from 12 to 9 hours, and sport from 10 to 6 hours by 2007. Watching DVDs increased until 2005 and then decreased. Bowling was the least preferred activity, staying below 5 hours throughout the period.