The bar chart depicts the involvement of boys and girls aged 5 to 14 in various leisure activities in Australia. The data is categorized into five activities: skateboarding/rollerblading, bike riding, watching TV/videos, electronic/computer games, and art and craft.
Boys show significantly higher participation than girls in skateboarding/rollerblading, with around 40% of boys and less than 30% of girls engaging in this activity. Similarly, boys dominate bike riding, where nearly 75% of boys participate compared to approximately 60% of girls.
Watching TV/videos is the most popular activity for both genders, with around 100% participation. However, boys dominate electronic/computer games, with about 80% participating compared to only 60% of girls. Conversely, girls overwhelmingly dominate in art and craft, with approximately 60% participating, while only about 35% of boys engage in this activity.
Overall, the graph provides us with the information that boys favor physical and digital activities, while girls lean towards creative and indoor pastimes.
