The following two pie charts show the results of a survey into the popularity of various leisure activities among European adults in 1985 and 1995.
A glance at the two pie charts provided reveals the relative
popularity
of various leisure activities
among European adults in 1985 and 1995.
Of these activities
, watching TV was the most widely enjoyed in both years, at 32 percent
in 1985 and a slightly lower 30 Change the spelling
per cent
percent
in 1995. Yet, by far the most significant change to take place during Change the spelling
per cent
this
period was the increased popularity
of computer games. Not a single respondent to the survey rated playing computer games as their preferred leisure activity in 1985. However
, by 1995 this
figure stood at 27 percent
– the second highest overall
. Also
more popular in 1995 was talking with friends, at 26 percent
compared to 21 Change the spelling
per cent
percent
a decade earlier.
In stark contrast, Change the spelling
per cent
however
, all other activities
decreased in popularity
. Eating out – which was the second most widely enjoyed pastime in 1985, accounting fot
23 Correct your spelling
for
percent
of respondents – slipped to a mere 8 Change the spelling
per cent
percent
in 1995. Change the spelling
per cent
Likewise
, there were also
considerable decreases in the popularity
ratings of talking with family, other activities
and (as previously mentioned) watching television.Submitted by akzharkynzhamal on
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