The pie charts illustrate information about different TV programs which are watched by three different age groups.
Overall, it is clear that while the 16-20 age group prefers watching drama, cartoon and sport programs are popular among the 10-15 age group, whereas adults aged 21-25 favor news. Notably, as people become older, their interest in viewing sport shows decreases.
Regarding the 10-15 age group, sport and cartoon TV shows stand out, both representing 26%, followed closely by drama, at 23%. Film accounts for 19% whilst news is the least favorable TV program, at 6%.
As for the 16-20 age group, drama is in the leading position, making up a substantial 30%. Films and news represent 23% and 18% respectively, whereas cartoons and sport constitute 15% and 14%, correspondingly.
In terms of the 21-25 age group, news is the dominant share, at 33% whilst drama, film and cartoon account for 22%, 21% and 20%, respectively. In stark contrast, watching sport TV shows has the smallest proportion, at a mere 4%.
