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Band 6+: The chart below shows the average hours spent per day in leisure and sports activities by youngest and oldest populations in the US in 2015.

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The image depicts average hours spent daily on leisure and sports activities among US populations aged 15-19 and 75 and over in 2015, with data points as follows: Watching TV shows 2.5 hours for ages 15-19 and 4.5 hours for ages 75 and over; Reading shows approximately 0.25 hours for ages 15-19 and 1.0 hours for ages 75 and over; Relaxing, thinking shows approximately 0.2 hours for ages 15-19 and 0.75 hours for ages 75 and over; Socializing, communicating shows 0.6 hours for ages 15-19 and approximately 0.3 hours for ages 75 and over; Playing games/computer use for leisure shows 1.0 hour for ages 15-19 and approximately 0.25 hours for ages 75 and over; Sport, exercise, and recreation shows approximately 0.5 hours for ages 15-19 and approximately 0.2 hours for ages 75 and over.
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The bar chart illustrates medium hours spent daily by teenagers and elderly people in leisure and sports activities in the US in 2015.

Overall, It is clear from the chart that watching TV is the most popular activity among both elderly people and teenagers.

Oldest population has the highest hours spent per day in watching TV, which is almost double from teenagers’ one with 4,5 hours and 2,4 hours respectively. Reading books and novels comes in second place by elerly people with 1 hour spent by a day as opppose to teenagers with less than 0,5 hour per day. It is obvious that oldest population has quite less powers than energetic youngsters, thus they prefer relaxing and thinking and spend just over 0.5 hours per day doing nothing.

In contrast, teenagers prefer to spend their free time doing sport exercises for 0,6 per day which is entirely different from elderly ones with 0,3 hours per day. Another popular leisure time activity among youngsters is using their computers for entertainment purposes for 1,2 hours per day which is also popular among elderly with 0,5 hours. Whereas socializing and communicating bar is more or less the same from both perspectives with approximately 0,8 hours soent per day.

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