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The bar chart compares the the proportion of 5-14 aged boys and girls who engaged in cultural activities and sports in 2003 in Australia. Overall, as for cultural activities, dancing was the most popular among girls while they liked other activities almost equally. In sports, boys were more active since their proportion accounted for more […]
The bar charts illustrates the percentage of children aged 5-14 taking part in national activities (drama, dancing, singing, and playing musical instrument) and sports in Australia in 2003. Looking at the traditional activities, we can see that drama and singing were the least popular hoppy amoung Australian kids, with only 5% of girls and about […]
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of Australian boys and girls aged from 5 to 14 who take part in cultural and sport activities in 2013. The initial impression from the chart is that girls were mostly interested in participating in cultural activities, whereas sports were more popular with boys. It is also clear that […]
The supplied bar graphs illustrate the information on the proportion of participation by children between the age group of 5 to 14 years in different events (drama, dancing, singing, musical instruments, and sports) in Australia (2003). Overall, the boy’s participation in playing musical instruments and sports increased, while girls saw a proliferation in dancing only. […]