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The image consists of two pie charts documenting the smoking frequency of 15-year-olds on the Parkview Secondary School track and field team, split by gender. The boys' chart displays the following data: 71% never smoke, 17% smoke every day, 7% smoke at least once a week, and 5% smoke less than once a week. The girls' chart shows 68% never smoke, 21% smoke every day, 6% smoke at least once a week, and 5% smoke less than once a week. Each chart includes a legend correlating specific smoking frequencies to labeled pie slices.
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The chart illustrates the smoking frequency among 15-year-old students in the track and field team at Parkview Secondary School.
Overall, the majority of students do not smoke. Approximately 71% of the students have never smoked, while 29% smoke at least once a week.
In terms of daily smoking, boys account for about 17% of students who smoke every day. Interestingly, the proportion of girls who smoke daily is higher, at around 20%, which is unexpected as it exceeds the number of boys. This indicates that daily smoking is slightly more common among female students than male students in the team.
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