The bar graph illustrates how many hours children spend on six sports (badminton, tennis, cycling, swimming, hockey, and football) divided by gender in an English town in the year 2012.
Overall, boys exceeded the number of girls playing sport. Football and swimming were the most popular sport among boys and girls respectively while hockey was the least popular sport among both genders.
Boys outplayed women in 4 out of the six sports activities. Boys preferred football thrice more than the 20 girls who played football. 35 boys immersed themselves in cycling when compared to only 20 girls. With regard to tennis, 50 boys engaged in playing tennis while 35 girls involved themselves in tennis. 14 boys played hockey compared to only 9 girls.
More girls played two sports more than boys. Girls (40) played badminton more than boys (30). With regard to swimming, 50 girls preferred swimming when compared to the 40 boys who chose to swim.
The bar graph illustrates how
many
hours children spend on six
sports
(badminton, tennis, cycling, swimming, hockey, and
football)
divided by gender in an English town in the year 2012.
Overall
,
boys
exceeded the number of
girls
playing
sport
.
Football
and swimming were the most popular
sport
among
boys
and
girls
respectively
while hockey was the least popular
sport
among both genders.
Boys outplayed women in 4 out of the six
sports
activities.
Boys
preferred
football
thrice more than the 20
girls
who
played
football
. 35
boys
immersed themselves in cycling when compared to
only
20
girls
. With regard to tennis, 50
boys
engaged in playing tennis while 35
girls
involved themselves in tennis. 14
boys
played
hockey compared to
only
9 girls.
More
girls
played
two
sports
more than
boys
.
Girls
(40)
played
badminton more than
boys
(30). With regard to swimming, 50
girls
preferred swimming when compared to the 40
boys
who chose to swim.