The table indicates the information about preferences of four age groups who liked going to the theatres and Museums in Boston in 2005 in their free time , while the pie chart providing whether they enjoyed their leisure activity.
Overall, museums seemed to be the most desirable occupation among all age groups, whereas theatres were popular only with young people. Another point that also should be highlighted is that almost four times more citizens were not sure about the satisfaction of their spare time.
As it can be seen from the table, age group of 18-30 were not as interested in museums as in theatres, with the count of 23% and 68% of the respondents respectively. An opposite trend can be noticed with people age 41-50, where theatres remained for 9%, in comparison with 56% for museums.
The range of humans with age 31-40 and 60+ showed the similarity between two types of leisure activities, including almost equal proportions, 23% and 24% respectively for age 31-40 and 4% and 11% for 60+.
Although the cultural place visiting was pretty high, the percentage of satisfied people stabled at only 8%. It is approximately ten times lower than for citizens who were not sure.
