The provided pie charts illustrate the information about different television programs – sport, cartoon, film, drama, and news – watched by three age groups.
Overall, sport and cartoon were popular among the ages 10-15, whereas drama dominated between teenagers. In contrast, news was the most watched TV program by the 21-25 age groups.
To begin with the 10-15 age groups, the figures for sport and cartoon TV programs showed the same experiences, reaching the peak of 26%, respectively. As for film and drama, which were similar, stood at 19% and 23%, while news was the only program showing a lowest rate, representing 6% in the number of viewers.
Regarding the teenagers between the ages 16-20, this section showed the similar rates. Firstly, drama dominated among all categories, reaching its peak of 30%, respectively. Secondly, the figures for film and news accounted for 23% and 18%, whereas other two programs which were cartoon and sport represented similar proportions, hitting 14% and 15%.
As for the last age groups 21-25, while news showed the highest 33%, sports hit the lowest 4% in the number of television viewers. Following this, the other categories such as, cartoon, film, and drama stood at 20%, 21%, and 22%, respectively.
