Cultural and Leisure Activites
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The presented charts provide information about the proportions of activities that boys and girls participated in during their unoccupied time.
Overall, the majority of boys and girls spent their time on physical activities (Basketball, Soccer, Skateboarding for boys and Dancing, Gymnastics, Netball for girls). While dancing was the most popular hobby for female children, the highest rate for those who are male was Computer Games.
According to the chart for the boys, physical activities accounted for more than half of the time spent, with Basketball, Soccer, and Skateboarding at 26%, 17%, and 11%, respectively. Indoor activities, while being comparable to those of physical, were made up mostly by Computer Games at 34%, leaving Listening to Music at 10% and Reading at only 2%.
On the contrary, the distribution for the girls' chart is more evenly compare to that of the boys. Physical activities made up the majority of the proportion, with Dancing at 27%, Netball at 15%, and Gymnastics at 11%. In contrast to the boys, the most popular indoor activity for girls was Reading at 21%. However, other activities were similar with Computer Games and Listening to Music contributed 16% and 10% respectively.
The presented charts provide information about the proportions of
activities
that
boys
and
girls
participated in during their unoccupied time.
Overall
, the majority of
boys
and
girls
spent their time on
physical
activities
(Basketball, Soccer, Skateboarding for
boys
and Dancing, Gymnastics, Netball for
girls)
. While dancing was the most popular hobby for female children, the highest rate for those who are male was Computer Games.
According to the chart for the
boys
,
physical
activities
accounted for more than half of the time spent, with Basketball, Soccer, and Skateboarding at 26%, 17%, and 11%,
respectively
. Indoor
activities
, while being comparable to those of
physical
,
were made
up
mostly
by Computer Games at 34%, leaving Listening to Music at 10% and Reading at
only
2%.
On the contrary
, the distribution for the girls' chart is more
evenly
compare to that of the
boys
.
Physical
activities
made up the majority of the proportion, with Dancing at 27%, Netball at 15%, and Gymnastics at 11%.
In contrast
to the
boys
, the most popular indoor
activity
for
girls
was Reading at 21%.
However
, other
activities
were similar with Computer Games and Listening to Music contributed 16% and 10%
respectively
.