The column graph shows what young Canadian internet users did in 2000. Overall, email communication was their primary activity while social networking and online shopping were their second and third most preferred activities.
As is presented in the graph, 41% of Canadian male netizens between 15 and 24 years old used emails when they were online. 28% of these males used applications for social networking while 13% of them did online shopping. The remaining 9% of young males were involved in other activities which are not explicitly mentioned in the illustration. Interestingly, a higher proportion of males were engaged in social networking than that of females from the same age group.
On the contrary, a higher percentage of females in Canada who aged between 15 and 24 years old used the internet for conducting email communication in 2000 and their ratio was 48%; 7% higher than that of males. Approximately one in every five females did online purchases and that ratio was also higher than that of males. Precisely 18% of them were involved in other online activities.
The column graph
shows
what young Canadian internet users did in 2000.
Overall
, email communication was their primary activity while social networking and
online
shopping were their second and third most preferred activities.
As
is presented
in the graph, 41% of Canadian male netizens between 15 and 24 years
old
used
emails when they were
online
. 28% of these
males
used
applications for social networking while 13% of them did
online
shopping. The remaining 9% of young
males
were involved
in other activities which are not
explicitly
mentioned in the illustration.
Interestingly
, a higher proportion of
males
were engaged
in social networking than that of females from the same age group.
On the contrary
, a higher percentage of females in Canada who aged between 15 and 24 years
old
used
the internet for conducting email communication in 2000 and their ratio was 48%; 7% higher than that of
males
. Approximately one in every five females did
online
purchases
and that ratio was
also
higher than that of
males
.
Precisely
18% of them
were involved
in other
online
activities.