The presented pie charts illustrate information about children’s cultural and free-time activities according to their gender.Overall, computer games were the most popular activity among boys, whereas dancing was the favorite activity among girls.
To begin with, boys mostly preferred computer games, which accounted for 34% of their activities. This was followed by basketball at roughly one quarter (26%) and soccer at 17%. Meanwhile, skateboarding made up 11% and listening to music accounted for 10%. Reading was the least preferred activity among boys, representing only 2%.
On the other hand, girls were more likely to participate in dancing, which accounted for 27% of their activities. Reading was also a popular choice among girls, making up 21% of the total. In contrast, activities such as gymnastics (11%) and listening to music (10%). Computer games and netball were chosen by similar proportions of girls, at 15% and 16% respectively.