The bar chart illustrates the number of hours per week adolescents spent on various leisure activities in four different countries (USA, UK, India, and Australia). Overall, using social media was the most popular activity among teenagers in all four countries.
First and foremost, in the UK, watching television ranked as the second favorite activity after using social media. This is evident from the figure, which shows teenagers spending approximately 12.5 hours per week on television, making it the highest value among all countries for this activity. Meanwhile, in India, watching television was the most preferred leisure activity, with teenagers dedicating 20 hours per week to it, the highest figure across all categories.
Turning to sports, teenagers in Australia spent the most time playing sports, with slightly over 7.5 hours per week, followed by India, where the figure stood at around 6 hours. The UK had the lowest amount of time spent on sports, with teenagers devoting only 5 hours weekly.
Finally, reading was the least popular activity among teenagers in three countries: the USA, India, and Australia, with figures consistently below 5 hours per week. In contrast, the UK showed slightly higher engagement in reading compared to the other countries.
In summary, while social media was the dominant activity across all four countries, watching television and playing sports varied in popularity depending on the country. Reading remained the least favored activity among teenagers in most regions.
