The provided table illustrates information about changes in the weekend activities of Canadian teenagers from 1998 to 2013.
Overall, its clear that the number of time spent for online activites increased sharply, while the education and outdoor activities declined slightly.
In 1998, the highest time spent amongst teenagers was hanging out with friends at 5h 42 min. But it has reduced to 2h 27min over the period. Moreover, in 1998, the allocated time among children for board games was almost hour. However, it too decreased to 15min by 2013.
Surprisingly, the number of teenagers who spent time for video activities climbed dramatically over the period. By contrast, chatting with aid phones or PC increased from 38min to 7h 40min, playing videogames from half of hour to 2h, which illustrates that gadgets became popular among teenagers. Another activity what have increased is practising sports which was 1h 15min time spent in 1998. Howeverm this indicator have grown to 1h 34min by 2013.