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Band 6+: The charts give information about the average amount of time per day spent on two common leisure activities of different age groups in New Zealand.

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The image shows two bar charts indicating average minutes per day spent on activities across age groups: reading for pleasure and listening to music. In the first chart, the age group 15-24 spends an average of 15 minutes on reading, 25-34 averages 25 minutes, 35-44 averages 30 minutes, 45-54 averages 40 minutes, and 55+ averages 60 minutes. The second chart indicates that the age group 15-24 spends an average of 80 minutes listening to music, 25-34 averages 60 minutes, 35-44 averages 50 minutes, 45-54 averages 70 minutes, and 55+ averages 60 minutes.
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The bar chart gives information about the average time per day for two different entertainment activities of distinct age groups in NewZealand.

In general, reading for leisure was popular for those aged 55+, while spending the least time on this activity was the youngest group. As for listening to music, the aged 15-24 spent the largest time for this pastime, while the group 35-44 dedicated the lowest time for this kind of activity.

In terms of reading for leisure, people of group 55+ spent about 70 minutes per day, the highest of all groups surveyed, followed by the 45-54 and 35-44 age groups, with respectively figure about 50 and 45 minutes per day. The team of 25-34 aged used approximately 35 minutes, which was 15 minutes every day more than data of 15-24 aged.

Regarding listening to music, the highest column was 15-24 aged with 80 minutes per day, which was higher than the amount of time people of 55+ spend on reading. The following figures were for 55+ communities that had about 75 minutes each day, then next to was 25-34 and 45-54 groups experiencing the same amount of time, 60 minutes per day. The lowest number of this entertainment type was 45 minutes a day listening to music.

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