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Band 5+: 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 displays a bar graph showing average hours per day on leisure and sports activities in the US in 2015 for ages 15-19 and 75 and over. Watching TV: ages 15-19 at 2.5 hours, ages 75 and over at 4.5 hours. Reading: ages 15-19 at 0.5 hours, ages 75 and over at 1.0 hour. Relaxing, thinking: both age groups at 0.2 hours. Socializing, communicating: ages 15-19 at 0.6 hours, ages 75 and over at 0.25 hours. Playing games/computer use: ages 15-19 at 1.0 hour, ages 75 and over at 0.1 hours. Sport, exercise, and recreation: ages 15-19 at 0.5 hours, ages 75 and over at 0.3 hours.
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The bar chart illustrates the number of spending time for young people and old people in a lot of activities like watching TV, reading, and more in 2015 in the US

Overall, people spent much of their free time watching TV. In addition, people ages 75 and over used time for relaxing thinking and reading. In contrast, people ages 15-19 favored leisure activities like playing games and socializing.

Looking first at older adults perfect with slightly changes, especially with a figure of watching TV for those ages around 4.5 hours, which was twice that of younger people. Similarly, the number of reading and relaxing thinking was also more pronounced among older people; however, there was a significant difference of 1 hour in the number of older people. It was five times as high as that for younger people. The figure of relaxing thinking recorded was higher than this, 0.6 hours and 0.1 hours, respectively.

Moving on to activities more popular among individuals aged. The most noticeable difference was seen in playing games, when their time using it was more than double that of those ages. In the same way, using time for sport was also preferred by younger people, with figure three times that of older adults. Nevertheless, only socializing was not significant difference between the two groups, with figure standing at 0.8 hours and 0.7 hours, respectively

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