The pie chart illustrates the number of hours grown ups consume in doing a variety of free-time hobbies. The data on the time is represented in percentage.
Overall, playing computer games and socialising with friends dominated most of the time in doing activities, while reading books and comics, shopping, and dancing recorded the lowest percentages. Notably, playing sports and listening to songs shared identical proportion of spending time in doing pastimes.
The first feature is that teenagers preferring playing games on their PC represented 34% and having fun with their mates was 24%, which were the largest amount of consuming hours. Subsequently, the second-largest practices, exercising and enjoying music, both categories accounted for 12%. Spending time on doing some shopping came next with the small proportion, at 8%. By contrast, engaging in reading graphic novels and physical boooks as well as attending dance activity registered the smallest totals overall, at 6% and 4% teenagers.