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Band 7+: The chart below shows the average hours spent per day in leisure and sports activities, by the youngest and oldest populations, in the US, in 2015.

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The image displays average daily hours for various activities for two age groups in 2015: Watching TV, ages 15-19 at 2.4 hours, ages 75 and over at 4.5 hours; Reading, ages 15-19 at 0.2 hours, ages 75 and over at 1.0 hour; Relaxing, thinking, ages 15-19 at 0.1 hours, ages 75 and over not specified; Socializing, communicating, ages 15-19 at 0.6 hours, ages 75 and over at 0.7 hours; Playing games/computer use for leisure, ages 15-19 at 1.1 hours, ages 75 and over at 0.5 hours; Sport, exercise, and recreation, ages 15-19 at 0.6 hours, ages 75 and over at 0.2 hours.
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The chart illustrates the hours spent on the most popular leisure and physical activities among people over 75 and teens aged 15 to 19 in the USA in 2015.

Overall, watching television was the most popular activity among Americans, while they were not quite satisfied with chilling and thinking. Sports, playing video games, and communication were not as common as watching TV shows.

Americans’ elders(over 75 years old) spent 4.5 hours watching TV, whereas their passion for sport and recreation was the least. They only exercised for half an hour in their free time in 2015. Also, teenagers watched TV for 2.4 hours. This activity was so common among these two social groups. Relaxing and reading were not particularly considered the best choices for teenagers. They spent 0.2 and 0.1 hours on them, respectively. However, the elderly spent 1 hour on reading and 0.6 hours on chilling.

Playing video games or using a computer was the second most popular activity among younger people in this figure. They used computers for 1.1 hours as a leisure activity. Older peoples’ time lining on computer use was almost near to reading with 0.5 hour. Finally, socializing was satisfying for both groups. Teens spent 0.8 hours communicating in their free time, and older people spent 0.7 hours on that.

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