The provided pie charts delineate the distribution of time, expressed as percentages, that male and female students dedicate to five distinct categories of websites.
Analysis of the charts reveals substantial gender disparities in website usage, particularly in the domains of study and sport-related sites, while shopping websites exhibit a notable preference among female students.
Among male students, the predominant category is sport websites, which capture 35% of their total online activities. This is closely trailed by study websites, representing 30% of their internet engagement. Meanwhile, news websites constitute 20% of their time allocation. Notably, shopping websites are minimally engaged, accounting for only 5%, while the remaining 10% is allotted to various other sites.
Conversely, female students exhibit a strikingly different pattern, with study websites consuming the largest share at 45%. This is followed by shopping websites, which command a notable 20% of their online time. They also utilize news websites for 15% of their activities, while sport sites account for merely 10%. Finally, other website types comprise the remaining 10%, mirroring the male students’ usage of this category.