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Band 6+: The graph below gives information about the preferred leisure activities of Australian children.

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The image shows leisure activities participation percentages for boys and girls aged 5-14. For skateboarding or rollerblading, boys are at 35% and girls at 25%. For bike riding, boys are at 70% and girls at 60%. For watching TV or videos, boys are at 100% and girls at 100%. For electronic or computer games, boys are at 80% and girls at 60%. For art and craft, boys are at 35% and girls at 60%.
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The chart illustrates the percentage of children in Australia who preferred five different activities.

It is clear that both young boys and girls in Australia spend most of their time on watching TV or videos. Additionally, the percentage of boys joining those activities is higher than girls, except art and craft, watching TV or videos.

According to the data, watching TV or videos is the most popular activity for children in Australia, at 100% for both boys and girls. The percentage of boys spends more time on electronic or computer games than girls, with 80%, and this figure for girls is 60%. Similarly, the proportion of boys who love doing bike riding is almost 80%, followed by girls, at around 60%

On the other hand, skateboarding or rollerblading is the least prevalent activity for boys and girls are almost 40% and over 20%, respectively. The percentage of girls who spends more time than boys on Art and craft, at around 60% while the figure for boys is only under 40%.

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The graph below gives information about the preferred leisure activities of Australian children.

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