The chart gives information about the proportion of children in

three age brackets who participated in four types of activities in

Australia in 2012.

The chart gives information about how many children in three

age brackets attended four types of activities in Australia in the
year 2012.
It can be seen clearly that watching TV was the most popular
activity, with no less than 90% of children in the three age
groups enjoying this activity. By contrast, the percentages of
children aged 5-8 and 9-11 who attended art activities were the
smallest, reaching 60% and 55% respectively, with no figure for
those aged 12-16 presented.

As to reading, the figures for the first two age groups were the
same, at 65%, which was 5% smaller than the proportion for
the oldest age group. When it comes to riding the bike, children
in the oldest age group were prone to this activity, with the
proportion reaching 85%, which was followed by the figure for
the youngest group, at 75%, while 65% of those aged 9-11 liked
to ride their bicycles.
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Overall, children in the oldest age group were generally more

likely to take part in the activities.