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Band 5+: The charts give data on the proportion of time and the places people of different age groups in the country of Fantasia spend and go for information on a weekly basis.

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The image displays three pie charts with labeled sections indicating percentages for "YOUNG," "MIDDLE-AGED," and "RETIRED" individuals. YOUNG: TV 56%, Printed newspaper/magazine 13%, Internet 15%, Others 16%. MIDDLE-AGED: TV 40%, Printed newspaper/magazine 24%, Internet 20%, Others 16%. RETIRED: TV 27%, Printed newspaper/magazine 38%, Internet 16%, Others 19%. The legend corresponds to patterned slices designated as TV, Printed newspaper/magazine, Internet, and Others.
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the three pie charts illustrate categories data about how much time spent on three different types of activities by three age categories on a weekly schedule in Fantasia.

overall, there are three shown items that people of different ages spend their time on. It is clear that the internet browsing is relatively popular among younsters, while the opposite can be siad for elderly, who prefer watching TV.

In the young age group, Internet accounts for the largest proportion at 56 percent, while sources like reading newspapers, watching television and others together exhibit remaining 44 percents.

As for adults, the internet is as common source of information to them as for youth, representing more than others for about 20-25percent. other activities take up 24 percent, followed by newspapers and magazines at 20 percent, while television was the least used sourse in this group, at 16 percent.

older generation are seem to be TV lovers. since they are not familiar with modern interests, internet shows the least utilization on a weekly basis, representing 16 percent.

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The charts give data on the proportion of time and the places people of different age groups in the country of Fantasia spend and go for information on a weekly basis.

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