The pie charts below show the frequency of snacking in children while playing electronic games. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The pie charts below illustrate the commonness of snacking in kids, during digital game playing, in the year 2009 than in 2019.
Overall
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it is clear that
a noticeable change occurred in 2019 compared to 2009, as the Conventional Linking Words
TV
percentage dramatically dropped moving to more modernized ways.
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with, in 2009, eating Linking Words
while
watching Conventional Linking Words
TV
was common among youth with more than 30%. Laptop came after with exactly 20%, Use synonyms
then
Desktop computer and Mobile phone with 18% and 15% respectively. Linking Words
While
the remaining two: Flat-screen TVs, and Tablets, were uncommon back Linking Words
then
with less than 10%.
Ten years ahead, in 2019, we can notice that children are no longer interested in Conventional Linking Words
TV
, which resulted in a significant decline to only 4% and replaced with flat-screen Use synonyms
TV
which took over , with 27%. portable devices became more popular at Use synonyms
this
time, Mobile phone and Tablet percentages rocketed and rose to 26% and 19% respectively. The Linking Words
last
two remaining factors were both Desktop and Laptop computers with the same rate at 12%Linking Words
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