The pie charts illustrate the proportions of five types of TV programs watched by three age groups: 10-15, 16-20, and 21-25 years old.
Overall, viewing preferences change significantly with age. Younger viewers tend to prefer cartoons and sports, while older audiences show a greater interest in news and drama. Notably, sports programs become much less popular among adults.
Among children aged 10-15, cartoons and sports are the most-watched categories, each accounting for 26% of total viewing. Drama represents 23%, followed by films at 19%. News is the least popular genre, with only 6% of viewers choosing it.
For the 16-20 age group, drama is the most popular category, making up 30% of viewing. Films rank second at 23%, while news accounts for 18%. Cartoons and sports are less favored, representing 15% and 14%, respectively.
In the 21-25 age group, news is by far the most-watched program type, at 33%. Drama and films account for 22% and 21%, respectively, while cartoons make up 20%. Sports experience a dramatic decline in popularity, attracting only 4%
