The pie charts display the data collected in a survey about what boys and girls participate in and do in their free time, including cultural and leisure activities.
Overall, it can be clearly observed that there are three things that both do in their leisure time: listening to music, reading, and playing computer games. Moreover, it is apparent that boys spend most of their time on playing computer games, while girls have the highest number at dancing.
According to the first chart, playing football plays an important role for boys with a rate of 34%, which is the highest number of all activities, followed by basketball, soccer, skateboarding, listening to music, and reading, which is the smallest proportion, with the figures being 27%, 16%, 11%, 10%, and 2%, respectively.
Moving on to the second chart, dancing is the activity that girls enjoy the most, with the figure at 27%, followed by reading, computer games, netball, gymnastics, and listening to music at rates of 21%, 16%, 15%, 11%, and 10%, respectively. Thus, when compared with boys, this means that reading rates of girls (at 21%) is ten times more than boys. However, it is twice less than boys on playing computer games. Girls have the same rate of listening to music as boys, at 10%.