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Band 4+: The graph below shows the different home activities among young children in four different countries

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The image is a bar graph showing the percentage of children who engage in different activities in four countries; computer games, reading, board games, and watching TV, with Malaysia having the highest percentage for computer games at 50%, China for reading at 30%, Nigeria for board games at 10%, and Sudan for watching TV at 50%.
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The bar charts illustrates the adolescents do four different kind of hobbies in home such as playing games on computer, reading, board game and watching tv in four country Malaysia, China, Nigeria and Sudan.

Overall, among all hobbies in these four countries playing games on computer is gradually increasing where as reading is the least activities done by youth among all four hobbies and remaining two activities such as board games shows minimal changes where as watching tv shows no changes in all countries.

The children in Malaysia and China, majority of children in Malaysia do play games on computer 50% where as China contributes 40%. the proportion of board games and watching tv has equal proportion 25% and 30% respectively.

The children in Nigeria and Sudan, majority of students do play games on computer which is 60% and 50%. A small minority of children do reading in both countries which contributes 10 % in both country. the proportion of watching tv is equal in both country 30%.

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