The chart illustrates the prevalence of seven different activities like shopping, sports, watching movies and the average weekly hours that the teenage population of Chester spent on these activities in a given period of time ( from 2002 to 2007).
It is evident from the graph that the youngsters spent most of their time infront of the television, and the time spent watching television increased from 25 hours per week in 2002 to about 35 hours per week in 2007.
On the other hand, Bowling was the least common activity among the teenagers of Chester throughout the given time and its trend further decreased over the years from 2002 to 2007. While, their interest in DVDs increased from 2002, peaked to the value of almost 18 hours a week in 2004, then started to fall.
Moreover, the graph tells us about the increasing and decreasing trend of various activities among the young population of Chester. Over the period of these six years, the teenagers spent most of their week going to pubs and watching television instead of playing sports, bowling and doing homework.
The chart illustrates the prevalence of seven
different
activities
like shopping, sports, watching movies and the average weekly
hours
that the teenage population of Chester
spent
on these
activities
in a
given
period of
time
( from 2002 to 2007).
It is evident from the graph that the youngsters
spent
most of their
time
infront of the television, and the
time
spent
watching television increased from 25
hours
per
week
in 2002 to about 35
hours
per
week
in 2007.
On the other hand
, Bowling was the least common
activity
among the
teenagers
of Chester throughout the
given
time
and its trend
further
decreased over the years from 2002 to 2007. While, their interest in DVDs increased from 2002, peaked to the value of almost 18
hours
a
week
in 2004, then
started
to fall.
Moreover
, the graph
tells
us about the increasing and decreasing trend of various
activities
among the young population of Chester. Over the period of these six years, the
teenagers
spent
most of their
week
going to pubs and watching television
instead
of playing sports, bowling and doing homework.