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The image presents a bar chart showing the percentage of Australian children participating in four activities in 2018 across three age groups: 5-8 years, 9-11 years, and 12-16 years. For watching TV, participation rates are near 100% for 5-8 years and 12-16 years, and slightly above 95% for 9-11 years. In reading, 60% for 5-8 years, 80% for 9-11 years, and approximately 80% for 12-16 years. Playing computer games shows around 50% for both 5-8 years and 12-16 years old, and close to 80% for 9-11 years. Riding bikes is about 90% for 5-8 years, slightly above 80% for 9-11 years, and near 75% for 12-16 years.
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The chart illustrates the proportion of Australian kids in three age groups taking part in Watching TV, Reading playing compouter games, Riding bikes of activites in 2018.
Overall, ‘the most high percentage of children take activity was watching tv across all age groups, and 5-8 years old children was on top with 90 percent. The riding bike was also widely popular for old age groups.
in contrast, Reading and playing computer games had a more balanced distrobution among other age groups. Reading was slightly more common for 9-11 years old to 12-16 years old. And while computer games was more popular among children 5-8 years old, REading was not the most popular activity but showedsteady participation across all age groups
Riding bikes become more popular as children grow up, where participation was the highest. This suggest that older children tent to engange more physical activites rather than online screen based activities.
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