The data presents the information about adults living in rural and urban regions who took part in 4 different free time activities, in 1990 and 2010.
Overall, it is clearly evident that reading had the highest percentages in both tables. we can also see rural always had a less percentages than urban.
In 1990, adults had spent majority of their free time to reading, rural accounting for 61% and urban accounted for 71%. Animated play used less than past activities, rural amounted of 10%, in their time urban accounted for 18%. Playing took approximately a little less than a fourth, first accounted for 21% and second accounting for 26%. Photography was the most unpopular compared to other types of activities, and accounted for only 7% and 14%.
Twenty years later it has changed, reading still remains highly popular, and in both areas accounting for 78%. The lowest percentages in their time was animated plays, in rural accounted for 10% and in urban 14%. Playing and photography approximately had a both percentages rural accounted for 14% and 17%, in urban 26% and 24%.
