The initial chart reveals the traditional and free-time hobbies that boys take part in, whereas the remaining graph depicts the events in which girls participate.
Overall, it is clear that in the first diagram the highest point is computer games and the last is reading. In the other figure, the substantial point is dancing and the smaller is listening to music.
In details, the boy’ cultural and leisure activities show that 34% are playing computer games, which is the largest initial figure. The second part is basketball at 26%. Following that, 17% is soccer among the boys’ pastimes. After that, skateboarding is 11%. Thereafter, 10% is listening to music. And the final point is reading, which accounts for 2% of boys.
In details, regarding the girls’ artistic and spare-time pursuits, the highest element is dancing, which is 27%. Subsequently, reading is 21%. While the third rank is 16% for computer games. In contrast, netball is 15%, but the opposite is 11% for gymnastics, which is 4% less than netball. Finally, 10% is the second to last point, and 1% is the last point, which is listening to music.