The two pie charts illustrate how teenagers in a certain country allocated their free time across different activities in 2009 and 2019.
Overall, at the beginning of the period, listening to music was the most popular leisure activity, while walking was the least preferred. By contrast, by 2019, internet use had become the dominant form of entertainment, and walking remained the least chosen option.
Television accounted for 19% in 2009 and saw a modest increase to 22% by 2019. Meanwhile, internet use started at 12% and rose significantly to 38% over the ten-year span.
The proportion of teenagers participating in sports dropped notably from 21% in 2009 to 11% in 2019. Similarly, time spent on cooking and listening to music declined from 21% and 16% to 11% and 10%, respectively. Walking showed a slight decrease as well, falling from 8% to just 3%.
