The bar chart provides information about how many hours adolescents spent each week carrying out seven specific activities between 2002 to 2007.
The bar chart provides information about how many hours adolescents spent each week carrying out seven specific activities between 2002 to 2007. jVEjd
The bar chart provides information about how many hours adolescents spent each week carrying out seven specific activities between 2002 to 2007.
Overall, it is evident that throughout the period, teenagers spent the most time by watching television while they spent the least time by Bowling. Moreover, the popularity of goint to discos, watching tele, and shopping increased whereas hours spent on doing homework, sports or bowling declined.
In terms of going to pubs, watching tele, and shopping, the graphs shows a steady increase. In 2002, adolescents spent about 8, 25, and 7 hours in pubs, watching tele and shopping respectively. After a steady growth they reached to about 17, 37, and 15respectively in 2007.
On the other hand, time spent on doing homework, sports, or enjoying bowling experienced a gradual decline while the hours invested in watching DVDs fluctuated over the years. In 2002, time spent on homework, sports and bowling was about 12, 10, and 3 respectively whereas they reached at approximately 7, 2 and 1 respectively in 2007. However the data for time spent watching DVDs showed some fluctuation. Starting at about 11 in 2002, it reached the peak at about 17 in 2004 only to decline at 10 in the year 2007.
The bar chart provides information about how
many
hours
adolescents
spent
each week carrying out seven specific activities
between 2002 to 2007
.
Overall
, it is evident that throughout the period,
teenagers
spent
the most
time
by watching television while they
spent
the least
time
by Bowling.
Moreover
, the popularity of
goint
to discos, watching
tele
, and shopping increased whereas
hours
spent
on doing homework, sports or bowling declined.
In terms of going to pubs, watching
tele
, and shopping, the graphs
shows
a steady increase. In 2002, adolescents
spent
about 8, 25, and 7
hours
in pubs, watching
tele
and shopping
respectively
. After a steady growth they reached to about 17, 37, and
15respectively
in 2007.
On the other hand
,
time
spent
on doing homework, sports, or enjoying bowling experienced a gradual decline while the
hours
invested in watching DVDs fluctuated over the years. In 2002,
time
spent
on homework, sports and bowling was about 12, 10, and 3
respectively
whereas they reached at approximately 7, 2 and 1
respectively
in 2007.
However
the data for
time
spent
watching DVDs
showed
some
fluctuation. Starting at about 11 in 2002, it reached the peak at about 17 in 2004
only
to decline at 10 in the year 2007.