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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 table gives information about what percentage of viewers did different TV programs attract from three age group in a European country in 2012.
Overall, while the teenagers more interested in cartoon and sports than the 21-25 group , the opposite was true for news, soap opera and TV drama. Moreover, almost the people from 15 to 20 also watched feature films.
Feature films and sports shared the moderate figure from 18%-23% in each group. Besides, soap opera was popular with the people aged 11-15 and 21-25 with 17% and 19% people spent time watching this program. The proportion of viewers of TV dramas increased with age with 8% of 11-15-year-old, 10% of 15-20 -year-old and 13% people aged 21-25.
Cartoons consisted the highest viewers from 11-15 years old with 29%, which contrasted the age groups from 21-25, with only 4% of total. There was 23% 21-25-year-old watching news, while this figure for 11-15-year-old was only 6%.
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