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Band 5+: The pie graph below shows the result of a survey of children activities. The first graph shows the cultural and leisure activities that boys participate in,whereas the second graph shows the activities in which girls participate

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The image presents two pie charts detailing boys' and girls' cultural and leisure activities in percentages. For boys: Basketball 26%, Soccer 17%, Reading 2%, Computer Games 34%, Skateboarding 11%, Listening to music 10%. For girls: Dancing 27%, Gymnastics 11%, Reading 21%, Computer Games 16%, Netball 15%, Listening to music 10%.
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The pie-charts compare two genders: boys and girls, in terms of leisure activities they participate in.

Overall, kinds of two categories activities differ significantly. The most popular pastime for boys is playing computer games, while the major activity amid girls is dancing. The least preferable boys’ pastime is reading,however this is the second popular choice among girls.

First of all, computer games as a leisure activity for boys illustrates the most considerable proportion – 34%, followed by several sports kinds. The basketball accounts to more than a quarter and a soccer contributes to 17%. In addition just more than ten percents of boys participate in skateboarding. Listening to music displays the similar percentages for both children categories – 10%. The least engaging pastime for boys is reading, which comprises only 1%, even so, reading is almost the most popular leisure and cultural activity among girls,that experienced 21%. Netball and video games exhibit the resembling figures, 15 and 16 percents, respectively. Moreover, activities such as gymnastics and listening to music take up roughly 10 percents. In contrast, dancing is the favourite girls’ hobby, that shows 27% in provided survey.

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activities: 3
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