The bar chart table illustrates the proportion of three group pupils in a European country who participated in four kinds of activities in 2009.
Overall, it is noticeable that the data is divided into four types of activities and three age groups of children. Another interesting point is that watching TV exhibited the top of activities for all categories of age groups then additionally for children aged 12-15 also showed that riding bikes was the favorite hobby.
Turning to the detail, watching TV illustrated the top category of task with children aged pupils 5-8 years old recording the highest percentage of participation at less than 100%, compared to 9-11 and 12-15 years old who both witnessed approximately at four-fifths, respectively. Following this, the figure for reading comics for all age groups were almost the same at around 60-65%%, similarly, playing video games was lower than those for reading comics. Lastly, the figures for riding e bikes for pupils aged 5-8 and 9-11, were at less than three-quarters, while for children aged 12-15 years old exhibited just over 75%.
In summary, the figure for playing video games by pupils aged 12-15 illustrated the lowest category of activities in a European country in 2009.