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The bar chart compares the proportion of young people doing four types of activities at home, namely computer games, reading, board game and watching TV in four different countries.

The bar chart compares the proportion of young people doing four types of activities at home, namely computer games, reading, board game and watching TV in four different countries. QVM3K
The given graph depicts the comparison of youth pastime engagement in different regions namely England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. The data is measured in percentage. Overall, it seems that computer games remains the highest among all the other home activities also Board games and watching TV nearly have same proportion in every region. Apparently, reading opted by less population in given countries. Outrageously, the popularity of computer games is more in Ireland proportionately at 60% whereas the half of the population of England and Wales play computer games in free hour and about 40% in Scotland. The percentages of young people watching TV and Board games are merely showing any variance except in Scotland while almost one third of young people of England and Ireland have spent their time in watching TV. Moreover, the one tenth of the youngsters of Wales and Ireland shown less interest in reading however Scotland and England standing at 25% and 30% respectively.
The
given
graph depicts the comparison of youth pastime engagement in
different
regions
namely
England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. The data
is measured
in percentage.

Overall
, it seems that computer
games
remains the highest among all the other home activities
also
Board
games
and watching TV
nearly
have same proportion in every region.
Apparently
, reading opted by less population in
given
countries.

Outrageously
, the popularity of computer
games
is more in Ireland
proportionately
at 60% whereas the half of the population of England and Wales play computer
games
in free hour and about 40% in Scotland.

The percentages of young
people
watching TV and Board
games
are
merely
showing any variance except in Scotland while almost one third of young
people
of England and Ireland have spent their time in watching TV.
Moreover
, the one tenth of the youngsters of Wales and Ireland shown less interest in reading
however
Scotland and England standing at 25% and 30%
respectively
.
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