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The image shows a table titled "Percentages by age groups" with columns labeled "TV Programs," "11-15," "15-20," and "21-25." The TV programs listed are "Cartoon," "Feature film," "News," "Soap opera," "TV dramas," and "Sports." For the 11-15 age group, the percentages are 29% for cartoons, 18% for feature films, 6% for news, 17% for soap operas, 8% for TV dramas, and 22% for sports. For the 15-20 age group, the percentages are 18% for cartoons, 23% for feature films, 19% for news, 12% for soap operas, 10% for TV dramas, and 18% for sports. For the 21-25 age group, the percentages are 4% for cartoons, 20% for feature films, 23% for news, 19% for soap operas, 13% for TV dramas, and 21% for sports.
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The given table describes a survey about different TV show consumption on the preferences of three age groups in a European country in 2012.
It can be seen that feature films and sports programs were quite popular among three age groups. Meanwhile, TV dramas program has the lowest percentage in all age groups in the table.
Out of the six programs, people in the age range of 11 to 15 watching cartoons and sports were highest, at 29% and 22% respectively. The proportion of watching feature films was highest in the 16-20 age group, at 23%, while viewers news programs was significantly higher in the 21-25 age group, at 23%, than in any of the other age groups.
On the other hand, TV dramas had the lowest percentages of viewers in the 11-15 and 16-20 age groups, at 8% and 10% respectively. Meanwhile, soap opera programs attracted the second lowest proportion of people in the 16-20 age group, at 12%.
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