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The image contains a bar graph with "Chatting on the internet" and "Playing on games console" as categories; each category is divided into "Boys," "Girls," and "All." Under "Chatting on the internet," Boys: 4 hrs plus (30%), 1 to 3 Hours (40%), Less than an hour (30%); Girls: 4 hrs plus (10%), 1 to 3 Hours (30%), Less than an hour (60%); All: 4 hrs plus (20%), 1 to 3 Hours (35%), Less than an hour (45%). Under "Playing on games console," Boys: 4 hrs plus (25%), 1 to 3 Hours (75%), Less than an hour (0%); Girls: 4 hrs plus (5%), 1 to 3 Hours (20%), Less than an hour (75%); All: 4 hrs plus (15%), 1 to 3 Hours (50%), Less than an hour (35%). Horizontal axis labeled with categories and subcategories, vertical axis labeled "Percentages" with horizontal grid lines at intervals of 10 up to 90.
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The bar chart provides information about the proportion of children in the UK from 10 to 15 years old who use how much time to access the internet for chatting as well as play console games on a school day.
It can be easily seen that the least all pupils spend over 4 hours in order to chat or play games. Meanwhile, using 1 to 3 hours is more in both two aspects in comparison with the others.
Looking at the chart in more detail, it seems to be the same amount of children spending under an hour chatting on the Internet, at 25% while girls access the Internet in 1 to 3 hours more than 9% of boys. About using 4 hours plus, the percentage of female pupils at 68% is more than twice times males to chart.
For playing on games console, the rate of girls using less than an hour is higher than boys, at 36% and 30% respectively while girls playing games in 1to 3 hours only is one-third of boys, approximately 72%.
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