The three 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, whereas sports shows had significantly lower viewership than other types of programmes 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 cartoon shows, at 23% each. News programmes were the least popular among this age group, at 6%, while there was only a slight difference between the viewership of drama and film, at around 4%. Furthermore, people aged 16-20 spent less time watching cartoons and sports, at 14% and 15% respectively. Film and drama programmes were the most popular, at 23% and 30%, excluding news.Finally, those aged 21-25 were the least likely to watch sports shows, at only 4%. By contrast, there was only a small difference in viewership between cartoons, dramas, and films, at around 1%. News remained the most-watched programme among this age group, at 33%.
