The provided chart displays the proportion of children in one particular country in Europe who participated in four different types of activities in 2009.
Overall, children who were from 5 to 8 years old mostly prefered to watch TV; however, less of them found playing video games engaging. Simultaneously, kids from 9 to 11 also prioritised watching TV, while teens from 12 to 15 enjoyed riding bikes and watching television equally.
Approximately 95% of children from 5 to 8 years old chose to watch TV over other activities. Furthermore, riding bikes, reading comics and playing video games were less entertaining for them, reaching from approximately 60% to 70% each.
By contrast, the same proportion of kids from 9 to 11 and from 12 to 15 equally took part in watching television (about 78%) and reading comics (approximately 65%). Conversely, younger children from 9 to 11 prioritised playing video games more than older kids from 12 to 15, making up around 57%. Moreover, older kids from 12 to 15 prefered riding bikes more than younger children (about 80%).