The provided table highlights data about the results of a survey conducted over the preferences of people in three-age intervals (11-15, 16-20, and 21-25) who watched six different types of TV programs (cartoons, feature films, news, soap operas, TV dramas, and sports) in European countries in the year 2012.
Overall, what particularly stands out in the table is that feature films were by far the most popular program among viewers in all age categories, while the reverse was true for TV dramas. Another interesting point is that the biggest difference in percentage between the preferences of age groups was related to cartoons.
In detail, cartoons attracted the highest proportion of people in the 11-15 age group, and the number of TV watchers decreased significantly as they grew older. Consequently, cartoons accounted for 4% of adult viewers in the 21-25 age group.
Furthermore, feature films were at the same level as news in the age groups 11-15 and 21-25, respectively. The latter was ranked at the bottom, at 6% of teenagers (11-15 age group). However, soap operas and sports were almost on a par in terms of audience contribution across all three age groups.