Band 6+: The chart below shows the frequency of exercise by age group. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons were relevant.

The chart illustrates the frequency of exercise of 3 age groups, namely 18-40 year olds, 41-60 year olds and 60 year olds and more.

It is a no surprise that 18-40 year olds are generally more active than the other two groups. Every four in ten 18-40 year olds exercise multiple times per week, the number of 41-60 year olds that exercise multiple times per week is 35% and two in ten 60 plus year olds work out multiple times per week.

Additionally, one in every ten 18-40 year olds exercise daily, the same figure for 41-60 year olds is one in twenty and less than 5% of 60 plus year olds exercise daily. Surprisingly, the figure is the same for 18-40 years that never exercise as those that exercise daily. About 15% of 41-60 year olds never exercise which is the most of the 3 groups and approximately 5% of 60 plus year olds never exercise.

Moreover, 20% of 18-40 year olds exercise once per week whereas twice as much,40%, of 60 plus exercise once per week. 25% of 41-60 year olds exercise once per week.

In conclusion, it is understood that 18-40 years are generally more energetic so they live a more active lifestyle than the other two groups.