The pie chart illustrates the fruit preferences among primary school children in New Zealand.
Overall, bananas emerged as the most favored fruit, while kiwi fruit was the least preferred option among the surveyed children.
In detail, the preference for bananas stands out prominently, accounting for 34% of the total choices. This is followed closely by strawberries, which garnered 27% of the respondents’ preferences. Both fruits significantly dominated the overall chart, demonstrating a clear inclination towards sweeter varieties among the children.
In contrast, the remaining fruits exhibited comparatively lower levels of preference. Oranges and apples were favored by 15% and 14% of the children, respectively, indicating a minor disparity between the two. Peaches accounted for 7% of the preferences, while kiwi fruit lagged notably behind, with only 3% approval, signifying its unpopularity within this demographic.