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The table below shows a survey on the preference of different age groups in a European country on different TV programmes in 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The table gives information about how various age groups spend their time in watching varied TV programmes in European in 2020. According to the survey, the first age group, from 11 to 15 years old were the most fond of cartoons, which accounted for 29%, whereas the less popular programme such as sports were enjoyed by 22%. The percentages of Feature Films and Soap Opera were almost equalled, which were merely liked by 18% and 17% in order. Only 6% and 8% of this age group were keen on TV dramas and News in sequence. In the 16 to 20 age group, feature films was the most popular programme, which made up for 23%. Cartoons and Sports shared the same percentage of people, with 18% for both programmes. News witnessed a significant rise from 6% in the 11-15 age group to 19% in 16-20 age group, was more than a triple. The contrasting trend was soap opera, which declined to 12%, were lower than that in 11-15 age group at 17%. TV dramas kept growing steadily to 10% in this age group. In the last age group, from 21 to 25 years old, news was the most favorite programme, which accounted for 23%, whereas sports, feature films and soap opera made up respectively for 21%, 20% and 19%. TV dramas continued to rising from 10% to 13% in this age group. The least liked programme was cartoons, which made up merely for 4% for a whole group. Overall, news programs became more and more popular with advancing age, while the popularity of cartoons decreased as age advance.
The table gives information about how various
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spend their time in watching varied TV
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programmes
in European in 2020.

According to the survey, the
first
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age
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, from 11 to 15 years
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were the most fond of
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cartoons
, which accounted for 29%, whereas the less popular
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such as sports
were enjoyed
by 22%. The percentages of Feature
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and Soap Opera were almost equalled, which were
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liked by 18% and 17% in order.
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6% and 8% of this
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age
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were keen on TV dramas and
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News
in sequence.

In the 16 to 20
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, feature films was the most popular
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programme
, which made up for 23%.
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and Sports shared the same percentage of
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people
, with 18% for both
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programmes
.
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News
witnessed a significant rise from 6% in the 11-15
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age
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to 19% in 16-20
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, was more than a triple. The contrasting trend was soap opera, which declined to 12%, were lower than that in 11-15
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at 17%. TV dramas
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kept
growing
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to 10% in this
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group.

In the last
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, from 21 to 25 years
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,
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was the most favorite
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programme
, which accounted for 23%, whereas sports, feature films and soap opera made up
respectively
for 21%, 20% and 19%. TV dramas continued to rising from 10% to 13% in this
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age
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. The least liked
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programme
was
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, which made up
merely
for 4% for a whole group.

Overall
,
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news
programs became more and more popular with advancing
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age
, while the popularity of
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cartoons
decreased as
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age
advance.
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