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The image shows a bar chart comparing the participation percentages in selected leisure activities between boys and girls ages 5-14. Skateboarding or rollerblading has approximately 20% for girls and 40% for boys. Bike riding has around 60% for girls and 80% for boys. Watching TV or videos has close to 80% for girls and just under 100% for boys. Electronic or computer games have around 40% for girls and 60% for boys. Art and craft have approximately 80% for girls and 40% for boys. The percentages are measured on a vertical axis from 0 to 100 percent, with markers at every 20 percent interval.
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The graph presents a comparison of how Australian boys and girls aged 5 to 14 spend their free time. Both genders have a common interest in watching TV or videos, which is the most popular activity for both. The second most popular pastime is playing computer and electronic games, with approximately 80% of boys and 60% of girls engaging in this activity.
The data indicates that boys tend to prefer physical activities more than girls. For instance, 75% of boys ride bikes for leisure, whereas 55% of girls do the same. Activities such as skateboarding and rollerboarding are less common, with around 55% of boys and 25% of girls participating in these activities during their free time.
On the other hand, girls are more inclined towards arts and crafts. The data reveals that about 55% of girls enjoy these creative activities, in contrast to only 35% of boys.
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