The pie chart illustrates the preferences for different types of fruit among primary school children in New Zealand.
Overall, bananas are by far the most popular fruit, while kiwi fruit is the least preferred. A large proportion of children also enjoy strawberries and oranges, though these fruits are less favored compared to bananas.
In detail, bananas account for the largest share at 34%, representing more than one-third of all responses. Strawberries are the second most popular choice, attracting 27% of the children surveyed. Oranges and apples follow closely, with 15% and 14% respectively, indicating that these fruits are also well-liked among pupils.
In contrast, peaches make up only 7%, and kiwi fruit records the smallest proportion at just 3%. Overall, the data suggest that most New Zealand primary school children tend to prefer sweet fruits such as bananas and strawberries rather than less common options like kiwi fruit.