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The pie charts below illustrate the proportion of younger and older people spend on six different Internet activities in their free time. Overall, both adults and young people spent similar amounts of time on purchasing and social networking. However, it is noticeable that younger people spent the greatest time on accessing music/ films while older […]
The given pie charts demonstrate the proportion of time spent on different Internet activities by the youngsters and the elders, excluding email. Overall, it can be seen that young people tend to use the Internet mainly for social networking, whereas older individuals dedicate the largest share of their online time to make bookings. Looking specifically, […]
The pictures below compare percentages of time between two groups who spent their time on some internet activities. These groups include youngers who are 18-26 ages and adults who are 60-70 ages. Overall, in both groups they mostly do research especially about health. Youngers use their 20% and adults use their 26% of time in […]
The charts below show the percentage of time younger and older people spend on different internet activities in their free time. There are given two charts, one of them illustrates the people who are at the age of 18-26 and one of them shows the age of 60-70. The information is taken in six types, […]
The pie charts show the percentage of time younger and older people spend on various internet activities in their free time. Overall, people spend a significant amount of their leisure time online Based on the information provided, we can see that both groups spent 12% of their time making purchases online. It is clear that […]
The pie charts illustrate how much time the youngsters and the elderly spent on several Internet activities in their leisure time. Overall, the figure for entertainment among young people is higher than old people. In contrast, people between 60-70 years old spend more time booking and purchasing. In addition, the 18-26 age group uses two-thirds […]
The charts given below demonstrates younger and older generations time spent on various online activities during their free time in percentages. First of all looking at both age categories we can see a slight change in both age groups of researching e.g health data in the smallest deacrese possible. On the other hand making booking […]
The two pie charts illustrate how people on (18-26 age group) and those (60-79 age group) spend the percentage of time on internet activities in their leisure time, except email. From an overall perspective, it is clear that young people mainly use social networking and entertainment, while older users focus on practical activities such as […]
The charts illustrate the proportion of time spent by younger and older people on different Internet activities in their leisure time, excluding emailing. Overall, it can be seen that young people tend to use the Internet mainly for social networking, whereas older individuals devote the largest share of their online time to making bookings. Another […]
The pie charts illustrate younger and older people spend their time on variety of Internet activities in their leisure time (except email). All the data are shown in percentages. The main features and comparisons will be discussed in the following paragraphs. To begin with, the highest spent on some internet activities for 18 until 26 […]
The bar charts delineate the proportion of time younger and elderly people spent on different internet activities in their leisure time (not including email). Overall, the percentage of time spent on social networking is the dominant figure for youngsters, while booking travel and cinema is the highest time spent for elderly people. Regarding the 18 […]
The figure demonstrates the rate of time youth and elders spend on different Internet activities except emailing in their free time. Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that young people are more related to social networking while older people use it Internet for booking. General, there is a significant difference in the […]
