The given pie chart illustrates the percentage of leisure, of varying, that Europeans liked to do between 1985 and 1995. In brief, it is readily apparent that talking and watching TV were the largest popular in both survey years while the rate of eating dramatically decreased from 1985 to 1995.
Moving to the details, talking with friends and parents showed a similar trend, with both steadily leveling off from 21% and 18% to 22% respectively for 10 years. In contrast to this, in 1985, nearly less than a third of people relished watching TV, it slightly declined to 25% which was the highest proportion in 1995.
Another major factor in the chart in 1995 was playing games, and it did not appear in 1985, however, in 1995 it took up the second highest percentage at 23%. Due to this, even though a significant number of people enjoyed eating out in 1985, it sharply fell from 23% to 7% for 10 years. In addition, a small minority had other leisure in both years.