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 pie charts provide information on the preferences of children's cultural and leisure activities for both genders.

Overall

, the two groups have different results, with computer games being the most popular for

boys

and dancing for girls.

Firstly

, looking at the chart, over a third of the

boys

favoured playing computer games,

while

over a quarter of them preferred playing basketball. Following behind, 17% of the

boys

would spend their time doing soccer.

Moreover

, the percentage of

boys

listening to music and skateboarding was 17% and 11%, respectively, which made up a fifth of the popularity. Meanwhile, reading activity only attracted 2% of them.

On the other hand

, contrary to its counterpart, dancing was the most popular thing to do for girls, as slightly more than a quarter of them (27%) chose it.

In addition

to

this

,

in contrast

to the

boys

, one in five girls (21%) chose to read

instead

. Meanwhile, computer games and netball programs had similar results, at 16% and 15%, respectively. And

similarly

, gymnastics and listening to music

also

had a slight difference between them, at 11% and 10%, respectively.