The bar chart illustrates the proportion of students between 5 and 14 years old who participated in 4 Australian activities and sports named drama, dancing, singing, and playing music in 2003. Overall, it can be seen from the chart that at the top position was how much girls danced, while boys joined in drama and singing as popular as girls did.
Whereas 5 percent of girls took part in a drama, the rate of boys joining in this activities considerably lower around 4%. The highest percentage of girls taking part in dancing that 5 times than that of boys at 25% and nearly 5% respectively. Similarly, in drama, the proportion of boys and girls participating in singing were almost the same at around 5 percent.
On the other hand, only play musicals which the percentage of boys joining in were bigger than girls did. As many as 15% of boys preferred playing musicals in comparison to 10% of girls.
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of students between 5 and 14 years
old
who participated in 4 Australian activities and sports named
drama
, dancing, singing, and playing music in 2003.
Overall
, it can be
seen
from the chart that at the top position was how much
girls
danced, while
boys
joined
in
drama
and singing as popular as
girls
did.
Whereas 5 percent of
girls
took part
in a
drama
, the rate of
boys
joining in
this
activities
considerably
lower around 4%. The highest percentage of
girls
taking part in dancing that 5
times
than that of
boys
at 25% and
nearly
5%
respectively
.
Similarly
, in
drama
, the proportion of
boys
and
girls
participating in singing were almost the same at around 5 percent.
On the other hand
,
only
play musicals which the percentage of
boys
joining in were bigger than
girls
did. As
many
as 15% of
boys
preferred playing musicals
in comparison
to 10% of
girls
.