The bar chart illustrates the proportion of
children
in the United States who engage in five different nighttime routines, divided into three age brackets.
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Overall
, reading is by far the most prevalent activity for young Americans before bed, Linking Words
while
watching TV and eating are the least Linking Words
practiced
. In comparison, dental hygiene and bathing occupy a moderate position in terms of participation.
In detail, 70% of those aged 4-5 enjoyed bedtime stories, a slightly higher share than those aged 1-3 (around 65%) and 6-8 (about 58%). Change the spelling
practised
In contrast
, only about one-fifth of the youngest group eat before bed, and fewer than 10% of Linking Words
children
in the two older age groups do so. The rate of Use synonyms
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viewing television Use synonyms
also
shows a similar pattern, remaining at and below 20% in all age groups.
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habit
, half of the oldest group brushed their teeth before going to sleep, compared with around 45% of the 4-5 group and 30% of the youngest cohort. Fix the agreement mistake
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This
pattern implies that dental hygiene becomes more consistent as Linking Words
children
grow older. Having a bath before sleep was Use synonyms
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a relatively common practice, accounting for roughly one-third to two-fifths of youngsters.Linking Words