The pie charts illustrate the results of children’s activities. The first pie chart shows the cultural events and recreational activities that boys participate in, while the second chart depicts the activities that girls prefer.
Overall, nearly half of the boys’ section is comprised of computer games, whereas the highest percentage in the girls’ chart is made up of dancing. Interestingly, the smallest portion of the boys’ graph represents reading, while the girls’ graph indicates listening to music.
The first chart represents entertainment and recreational events among boys. A large proportion, accounting for 34%, is in the computer games section, while basketball makes up 26%. Additionally, soccer constitutes 17% of activities. The section on listening to music accounts for 10%, which is 1% less than skateboarding. In contrast, the reading section is only 2%, which is half the amount of basketball.
The second chart shows cultural and leisure activities among girls. The smallest percentage, at 10%, represents listening to music, whereas gymnastics constitutes 11%. Interestingly, compared to the boys’ graph, the girls’ chart shows no significant changes; sections such as netball and computer games have a difference of only 1%, with 15% and 16%, respectively. There is a noticeable difference between reading at 21% and dancing at 27%.