The bar chart below shows the hours per week the teenagers spent doing certain activities from 2002 to 2007.

The bar graph illustrates the amount of time spent on different activities by teenagers from the year 2002 to 2007.

Overall

, most time was spent

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watching television and watching DVDs,

whereas

the least was spent doing sports and bowling. The popularity of other activities, including going to pubs/discos, doing homework, and shopping, was relatively similar. In 2002 and 2003, teens spent 25

hours

per

week

watching television.

This

figure rose over the next four years, reaching well over 35

hours

by 2006 and 2007.

Furthermore

, around 11-17

hours

of their time was spent watching DVDs.

Although

at the beginning of the

period

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teens enjoyed spending only around 7-12

hours

of their

week

at

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pubs or discos, their popularity witnessed a significant increase over the years. By 2007, close to 20

hours

were spent at these places every

week

. In comparison, shopping showed only a slight increase in its popularity, peaking at 15

hours

by the end of the decade.

In contrast

,

hours

spent doing homework and playing sports decreased over the years, going from about 13 and 10

hours

to 7 and 2

hours

, respectively. Bowling, being the least popular among the teens, accounted for less than 5

hours

per

week

.