A glance at the given line graph reveals data about the average amount of time spent on different leisure activities by teenagers in a European country during the period from 2005 to 2020.
Overall, it can be seen that time spent watching television and reading declined over time, while time spent playing video games and doing sports grew steadily. However, time spent playing video games experienced the most significant growth and became the activity with the highest figure by the end.
In 2005, the amount of time spent doing sports and reading stood at around 8 and 7 hours respectively. However, unlike the time spent doing sports, the time spent reading decreased gradually from 2005 to 2020, from 7 to 4 hours per week, while at the same time, the number of hours spent doing sports grew steadily from 8 to 11 hours over the 15-year period.
Although the number of hours spent watching television was at its peak at 14 hours in 2005, it declined steadily to 13 hours in 2010, followed by a further decline to 9 hours in 2020. By contrast, time spent playing video games started increasing from the lowest point of 5 hours in 2005 and increased rapidly over the next 5 years to 9 hours, followed by another dramatic growth during the next 5 years to 14 hours in 2015. In the end, the number of hours spent playing video games finally reached a high of 18 hours in 2020.