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Band 6+: The graphs below show the percentage of boys and girls aged 5-14 years who took part in cultural activities and sports activities in 2003. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

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The image contains two separate bar graphs depicting the percentage participation of boys and girls aged 5-14 years in cultural and sports activities in 2003. In the first graph titled "Cultural activity," boys' participation percentages are as follows: Painting - 5%, Singing - Adjoining 15% and 10%, Dancing - 30%, Playing a musical instrument - Adjoining 10% and 15%. Girls' participation percentages are: Painting - 15%, Singing - Adjoining 20% and 10%, Dancing - 20%, Playing a musical instrument - Adjoining 10% and 15%. The second graph, titled "Participation in sport activity (2003)," shows boys' participation at just below 60% and girls' at just above 40%.
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The bar graph illustrates the percentage of boys and girls participating in sport activity and cultural activities between in 2003.

Overall, the percentage of boys participating in sport activity is slightly higher than girls, standing at 60%, whereas percentage of girls participating only lies at 40%. Similarly, there is also a higher percentage of boys playing a musical instrument compared to girls.

On the other hand, percentage of girls participating in other cultural activities are majority higher than boys. In the fields of painting, singing and dancing, the percentage of girls participating in these activities are higher than boys.

It is observed that the cultural activity with the highest percentage of participation for girls is dancing, approximately 27%. Whereas, for boys, the activity with the highest percentage of participation is playing a musical instrument, around 25%.

In summary, the data indicates that majority of boys tend to prefer sports activity, whilst girls lean towards cultural activities.

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