The pie graphs below show the result of a survey of children's activities. The first graph shows the cultural and leisure activities that boys participate in, whereas the second graph shows the activities in which the girls participate.
The given
pie
charts present data apropos the score of a survey of youth. In addition
, the first chart illustrates the cultural and spare time activities that boys
sit in. Simultaneously, the second pie
indicates the data about girls
' activity during their free time.
Overall
, boys
were more likely to take part in outdoor sports than girls
. Both sexes enjoy listening to music however
a dramatically large number of girls
like to read.
Plenty of boys
fancy computer games and it reached 34% which was the biggest amount in that pie
. Moreover
, the least likely that the minority chose was reading with only 2%. Basketball enjoys a huge number of youth with a score of 26% which was the second more likely activity.
Meanwhile, taking a close look at the second pie
, girls
really
keen on dancing with 27% of the total and reading with a score of 21%. There was a huge difference between Add a missing verb
were really
boys
and girls
when it comes to reading with 19%. Listening to music was at the same level for both sexes. In addition
, young women do not really enjoy video games the same as boys
and it
achieves only 16%.Correct pronoun usage
apply
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