The chart illustrates the proportions of 4 various types of free-time activities – sports, computer games, music and shopping – that teenagers who live in Canada prioritize, categorized by gender
Overall, it is obvious that boys is a dominant category among others, with the exception of music. Additionally, there is a significant disparity between boys and girls in shopping, whilst these of music are responsible for the equal shares.
In detail, shopping takes up precedence in shopping, constituting just below 35%, making it by far the most significant option, followed by sports which accounts for merely above 25%. The figure for music (approximately 19%) is higher than that of computer games (roughly 17%), by a small margin of 2 percentage points
Regarding girls, it is worth mentioning that the indicator for music is same with boys, representing around 19%. Computer games is responsible for a moderate share (about 14%), which is marginally exceeding the corresponding figure of 10% in sports. Conversely, considerably fewest girls enjoyed shopping, comprising only 5% of total, making it the least dominant choice