The table demonstrates what percentage of Scottish inhabitants participated in six different activities throughout the last year.
In general, any performances, undertaking crafts and visual arts were more frequent answers among all the age groups. In contrast, cultural purposes, writing and computer based activities seemed to be less attractive to the participants.
People at the 16-24 age group demonstrated a great deal of interest in any performances and visual arts, at 35 percent and 30 percent, respectively. Meanwhile the percentage of undertaking crafts and cultural purposes accounted for identical 11 percent. Additionally, this group illustrated the highest indicator for writing and computer based activities, at 17 and 10 percent in a respective manner. In contrast, adults aged from 24 to 44 showed solid stats, 22 percent of them voting for any performances, 16 percent for visual arts. Meanwhile, both undertaking any crafts and cultural purposes received 17 percent of votes each. Adults seemed to be interested in writing and computer based activities less, accounting for only 6 and 9 percent, respectively.
Regarding the people at 45-74 age group, they preferred undertaking crafts the most among others, accounting for solid 22 percent. The percentage of them who voted for any performances and cultural purposes was fairly similar, at 17 and 18 percent, respectively. Meanwhile the percentage of visual arts accounted for 11 percent, whereas that of writing and computer based activities accounted for 5 percent each. In regard to the voters at the remaining age category, any performances was their superior choice, receiving 22 percent of votes. Meanwhile, the percentage of undertaking crafts and cultural purposes accounted for 19 percent and 16 percent, respectively. Additionally, it is clear that visual arts received solid 15 percent of votes, whereas that of writing and computer based activities accounted for 7 and 6 percent in a respective manner.