The two pie charts present information about the viewership of different types of TV programmes among three age groups.
Overall, cartoons and sports programmes were equally popular among viewers aged 10-15, while sports shows had the lowest proportion of viewers among those aged 21-25. In addition, there was only a small difference between the proportions of 16-20-year-olds watching cartoons and sports.
People aged 10-15 showed almost equal interest in watching sports and cartoons, each accounting for 26% of total viewing. News programmes were the least popular in this group, at just 6%, while films and dramas made up 19% and 23% respectively.
Among viewers aged 16-20, cartoons and sports were less popular, at 15% and 14% respectively. Drama was the most watched programme type in this group, at 30%, followed by films at 23%. News programmes accounted for 18% of viewing.
Finally, those aged 21-25 were the least likely to watch sports shows, with only 4% viewing this category. In contrast, news was the most popular programme type among this group, at 33%. Cartoons, dramas, and films all attracted similar proportions of viewers, at 20%, 22%, and 21% respectively.
