The bar chart illustrates how many hours teenagers spend each week doing seven various activities in Chester between 2002 and 2007.
Overall, watching televesion consumed the highest amount of teenagers' time in all given years, while figures for bowling were the lowest. Furthermore, the time these teenagers spent in pubs or discos or watching televesion or shopping had increased, while doing homework, sports and bowling had comprised less of their time by the final year.
The number of hours spent each week watching televesion started at 25 hours per week in 2002 and 2003, this number gradually rose to reach over 35 in 2007. Similarly, the figures for both shopping and going to pubs or discos were well over 5 in the first year. By 2007, these numbers had increased by 10 hours and approximately 8 hours respectively.
Regarding the remaining activities, time spent on homework by teenagers had declined from 12 hours every week to only 7. Likewise, the figures for sports had fell from 10 to only about 2 hours in the last year. On the other hand, watching DVDs had fluctuated over the five years, it started at just over 10 then increased to reach a peak of around 17 in 2004, and declined over the next three years to be exactly 10 in 2007.
The bar chart illustrates how
many
hours
teenagers
spend each
week
doing seven various activities in Chester between 2002 and 2007.
Overall
, watching
televesion
consumed the highest amount of
teenagers
'
time
in all
given
years, while figures for bowling were the lowest.
Furthermore
, the
time
these
teenagers
spent in pubs or discos or watching
televesion
or shopping had increased, while doing homework, sports and bowling had comprised less of their
time
by the final year.
The number of
hours
spent each
week
watching
televesion
started
at 25
hours
per
week
in 2002 and 2003, this number
gradually
rose to reach
over
35 in 2007.
Similarly
, the figures for both shopping and going to pubs or discos were well
over
5 in the
first
year
. By 2007, these numbers had increased by 10
hours
and approximately 8
hours
respectively
.
Regarding the remaining activities,
time
spent on homework by
teenagers
had declined from 12
hours
every
week
to
only
7.
Likewise
, the figures for sports had
fell
from 10 to
only
about 2
hours
in the last
year
.
On the other hand
, watching DVDs had fluctuated
over
the five years, it
started
at
just
over
10 then increased to reach a peak of around 17 in 2004, and declined
over
the
next
three years to be exactly 10 in 2007.