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Band 5+: The graph below shows the average amount of hours that youngest and oldest populations spend in different leisure activities. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write more than 150 words.

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The image shows average leisure and sports activity hours per day for ages 15-19 and 75 and over, in 2015, US; Watching TV: ages 15-19, 2.4 hours; ages 75+, 4.1 hours; Reading: ages 15-19, 0.2 hours; ages 75+, 1.0 hours; Relaxing/Thinking: ages 15-19, 0.1 hours; ages 75+, 0.8 hours; Socializing/Communicating: ages 15-19, 0.8 hours; ages 75+, 0.7 hours; Playing games/Computer use: ages 15-19, 1.1 hours; ages 75+, 0.3 hours; Sports/Exercise/Recreation: ages 15-19, 0.6 hours; ages 75+, 0.2 hours.
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the bar chart presents the number of hours of free time activities that were enjoyed by two different age groups in a typical day in 2015, in the US, according to different hobbies.

By and large, the highest index of activity was watching tv, while sports are the lowest among the other hobbies.

In terms of taking a look at the 75 and over aged people were more likely intrested in watching tv which is 4.5 per hour. As you can see there is huge gap between the watching tv and other hobbies. It is certain that oldest populations were more likely to avoid activities meant that sport, games, thinking avarege hour per day couldn’t even reach 1. But in reading it only reached 1.

With regards to describing another youngest populations were almost same to the oldest. Teens were more likely to play computer game by avarage 1.1 which can’t overtake watching tv. Thinking and relaxing were following reading, sports were followed by communicating.

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