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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 bar chart presents the percentage of Australian children from three age groups (5-8, 9-11, and 12-16 years old) who participated in four activities—watching TV, reading, playing computer games, and riding bikes—in 2018.
Watching TV had the highest percentage across all age groups, with nearly 90% of 5-8-year-olds participating. The percentage slightly declined for older groups but remained the most common activity.
Reading was less popular, with about half of the children taking part. The proportion was slightly higher among older children. Playing computer games had similar participation across all ages, ranging between 50% and 60%.
Riding bikes was more popular among older children. The percentage was lowest for the youngest group (5-8 years old) and increased as children grew older, making it the most common activity for teenagers aged 12-16.
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