The given graph depicts the comparison of youth pastime engagement in different regions namely England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. The data measured in percentage.
The given graph depicts the comparison of youth pastime engagement in different regions namely England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. The data measured in percentage. 25PDj
The bar chart compares the proportion of young people doing four types of activities at home, namely computer games, reading, board game and watching TV in four different countries.
Overall, It is clear that the percentage of young people playing computer games at home was highest in all countries. The figures for watching TV and playing board games were higher than the figures for reading activity.
Ireland was the country having highest percentage of young people playing computer games at home, at around 60%, while the proportion of young people getting hooked on this hobby in Scotland was lower when compared with other countries, at 40%. The figures for reading activity in both Ireland and Wales were lowest figures, at only 10%, while the percentages of reading activity in Scotland and England were higher at 25% and 20% respectively.
The percentage of young people in England, Ireland and Wales watching TV at home was equally, at 30%, while the figure for Scotland was 25%. The figure for board games in Wales was higher than the figures for this activity in other countries, at 30%.
The bar chart compares the proportion of
young
people
doing four types of
activities
at home,
namely
computer
games
,
reading
, board game and watching TV in four
different
countries.
Overall
, It is
clear
that the
percentage
of
young
people
playing computer
games
at home was highest in all
countries
. The
figures
for watching TV and playing board
games
were higher than the
figures
for
reading
activity.
Ireland was the
country
having
highest
percentage
of
young
people
playing computer
games
at home, at around 60%, while the proportion of
young
people
getting hooked on this hobby in Scotland was lower when compared with other
countries
, at 40%. The
figures
for
reading
activity
in both Ireland and Wales were
lowest
figures
, at
only
10%, while the
percentages
of
reading
activity
in Scotland and England were higher at 25% and 20%
respectively
.
The
percentage
of
young
people
in England, Ireland and Wales watching TV at home was
equally
, at 30%, while the
figure
for Scotland was 25%.
The
figure
for board
games
in Wales was higher than the
figures
for this
activity
in other
countries
, at 30%.