The table below shows the results of a survey that asked 6800 scottish adults (aged 16 years and over) wether they had taken part in different cultural activities in the past 12 months
The table indicates the results of the survey of 6800 Scottish adults who were interviewed in the past 12 months.
Overall
, dancing, singing, playing musical instruments and acting had the highest number of participants, while
computer-based activities
had the least number of joiners.
To begin
, any performance which consists of dancing, singing, playing musical instruments and acting were
mostly popular Correct subject-verb agreement
was
activities
that Fix the agreement mistake
activity
people
aged 16-44 take part
in, with 35% of people
aged 16-24 and 22% of people
aged 25-44. In contrast
, undertaking any crafts was mostly enjoyed in the age group of 25-74, at 22%. There was also
a major number of participants aged 16-24 who took part
in any virtual art activities
, at 30%.
Regarding the table, there was the least percentage of people
aged 45-74 who took part
in any writing and computer-based activities
, at 5%, and a similar percentage was for people
aged 25-44 who chose to do any writing activities
. In terms of the age group of 16-24, only 10% took part
in computer-based activities
and 11% chose to undertake any crafts and purchase culture. It is clear that
those activities
had the lowest percentage of participants in this
age group.Submitted by ieltscuns2022 on
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