the dissimilarity of cultural and recreational activities between two genders.

A glance at a pie graph reveals the figure of the dissimilarity of cultural and recreational activities between two genders. Turning to the first chart, no other proportions are as high as computer games, which account for 34%, narrowly followed by basketball with 26%. Meanwhile, reading takes up the least significant number with only 2%. In addition, listening to music, skateboarding and soccer take up 10%, 11% and 17% equivalently. Overall, equal quantities of both sexes enjoy listening to music, but a dramatically larger number of girls like reading and dancing. There are also many differences in terms of the children's preferred sports. Taking a closer look at the second chart, an overwhelming majority of girl’s cultural and leisure pursuit is accounted for by dancing with 27%. Meanwhile, dancing constitutes the 2nd most noticeable proportion with 21% that is different from 2% of boys’ data. Moreover, computer games and netball are slightly the same with merely 15%. The most trivial part belongs to gymnastics and listening to music with approximately 10%, surprisingly listening to music in both genders make up the same data.