Given are part charts depicting the viewership of five different TV programs (sport, cartoon, film, drama, and news) among three age groups.
Overall, it is apparent that sport and cartoon programs are most popular among children, whereas teenagers and young adults are more interested in drama and news, respectively.
Looking at the graph in more detail, children between 10 to 15 years are equally interested in sport and cartoon programs, with 26% of the proportion for each. Although these figures are significantly lower in teenagers, they are still relatively close, around 15%. While less than a quarter of young adults watch cartoons, only 4% of them enjoy watching sport programs. By 33%, young adults mostly prefer news programs, making it the most-favorite TV shows, whereas 18% of teenagers and 6% of children like these programs.
In terms of drama, it is mostly popular among teenagers, with just under a third of viewership. By around 22%, this figure is similar among other groups. The remaining program, film, is quite the same among all three age groups, with teenagers (23%) being slightly higher than others around 20%.
