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The bar chart below compares the percentage of children in four countries in terms of leisure activities. Overall, playing computer games emerged as the most popular pastime activity, while reading books attracted the least attention. It is also evident that playing board games was played by a modest percentage of children, whereas the role of […]
The bar chart compares the percentages of young children participating in four home activities in Malaysia, China, Nigeria, and Sudan. Overall, computer games are the most popular activity among children in all four countries, whereas reading is consistently the least preferred activity. In addition, watching TV ranks second in every country, with identical figures, while […]
The bar graph illustrates the proportion of young children participating in distinct home-based activities across four countries: Malaysia, China, Nigeria, and Sudan. Overall, it is evident that each country exhibits a preference for certain activities, with notable disparities in participation rates among the various percentages. Focusing first on the activity of computer games, Nigeria leads […]
The bar charts illustrates the adolescents do four different kind of hobbies in home such as playing games on computer, reading, board game and watching tv in four country Malaysia, China, Nigeria and Sudan. Overall, among all hobbies in these four countries playing games on computer is gradually increasing where as reading is the least […]
The rendered bar graph illustrates how the percentage of youngesters who liked to play recreational activities in different nations like Malaysia, China, Nigeria, Sudan. The data is calibrated in percentage. To begin with, computer games were the most favoured activity in all given nations, while the reading is least favorite activity of kids and it […]
The diagram illustrates a variety of recreational activities that adolescents partake in at home in 4 different countries: Malaysia, China, Nigeria and Sudan. As a general trend, computer games are the most popular option in all countries, followed by television. Computer games are mostly played by Nigerian children at almost 60%, 1.5 times the proportion […]
The bar chart compares four distinct nations in terms of their free time activities (computer games, reading, board games, and watching TV) at home among young children, with the units measured in percentages. Overall, playing video games dominates other pastimes among children in all countries, albeit with varying levels. Of particular note is Nigeria, where […]
The line graph illustrates the proportions of young children’s indoor activities in four separate nations. Overall, playing computer games became a prevalent activity at home for children in the listed country, while reading was the least preferred. Notably, there was the same ranking among all indoor activities in almost all countries, except for Sudan. To […]
The bar chart provides data on the proportions of kids from Japan participating in different activities in four countries, during 2018. Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that Computer games was the top category in the countries given, while reading was by far the least popular activity among Japanese children abroad in […]
The graph illustrates information about the proportion of children of the different home activities in four countries. On a whole, the highest percentage of children plays computer games, while the lowest percentage of children choose in reading. In respect of computer games, the percentage of children is the highest 60% in Nigeria and the lowest […]
The bar chart shows information on the popular activities among the children in four different countries. At the first glance, computer games were the most common choices to do in spare time, while its reverse was true for reading activity in all countries. Interestingly, watching TV is the only activity in bar chart which has […]
The information about the different house activities among young children in Malaysia, China, Nigeria and Sudan is illustrated in this bar chart. Overall, all kinds of activities are in similar pattern. The majority of children in all countries play computer games, while fewer young children do reading. Interestingly, the percentage of youngsters who watch TV […]
The bar chart provides information about typical household activities among youngsters in four countries: Malaysia, China, Nigeria, and Sudan. Overall, the most common activity in all four countries is playing computer games, while reading books is the least common activity among youngsters in these countries. Regarding computer games, the most popular activity among Malaysian and […]
The information about the different house activities among young children in Malaysia, China, Nigeria and Sudan is illustrated in this bar chart. Overall, all kinds of activities are in similar pattern. The majority of children in all countries play computer games, while the less of young children do reading. Interestingly, the persentage of youngsters who […]
The graph gives information about the dissimilar home activities among young people in Malaysia, China, Nigeria, and Sudan. From an overall perspective, it is clear that the percentage of youngsters who play PC games is the highest proportion in all four countries while the opposite trend is true for reading. In Malaysia, playing computer games […]
The line graph illustrates the proportion of young children’s indoor activities in four nations: Malaysia, China, Nigeria, and Sudan. Overall, while computer games reach the most favorable activities, the opposite is true for reading in all listed countries. Becoming the highest percentage of children participating in activities, playing computer games occurs with one half of […]
The graph below illustrates the pastimes of young people across four different countries. Overall, it is evident that computer games and watching TV are the most popular activities among children in these countries, surpassing other pastimes. Another notable point is that reading is less favored compared to other activities in all four countries. In Nigeria, […]
The graph below shows Home pastimes among youngsters in four different countries. Overall, it is clear that Computer games and Watching TV are most popular activity between young children in four countries than other the acts. Another interesting point is that in all four countries, reading among yongsters is less than other activities In Nigeria, […]
The bar graph presented illustrates the various indoor activities engaged in by young children across four distinct countries: Malaysia, China, Nigeria, and Sudan. Overall, it is evident that playing computer games is the most popular activity among children, while reading books ranks as the least favored pastime. Moreover, television viewing appears to be a widely […]
The bar charts show the comparison of the adolescents’ indoor activities in Malaysia, China, Nigeria and Sudan. As obvious, playing computer games takes the lead in children’s leisure activities while reading books is the least preferred. Besides, watching TV programs is equally liked by the youngsters in these countries. To begin with, with a precisely […]
The line graph compares the percentage of children and their distinct home activities in four different nations including Malaysia, China, Nigeria, and Sudan. Overall, it is clear that there is a variation in the home activities done by children. Children were mostly involved in computer games in all the mentioned countries, while reading was the […]
The bar graph depicts the proportion of youth who engage their respective enjoys in leisure of enterprise from four distinct countries in 2018. It has been observed that initially the computer play contribute infant to their dependence and increased a significant user by all the periods exactly in Nigeria. However, also the watching TV provide […]
The chart depicts the results of an investigation in percentage terms comparing the participation in diverse home activities among the juveniles in four selected nations: Malaysia, China, Nigeria and Sudan Overall, as it is obviously illustrated, the most striking feature of the chart is the domination of Computer games with the highest proportion of participation […]