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The figure for females obviously showed that 40% of them were keen on cycling, following that is 35% were swimmers. By contrast, the same data for males were respectively 37% and 20%, which remained lower than women's. However, the proportion of men who favored soccer was up to 52% and 34% for basketball. These two sports only attracted around 14% of females. Hockey was evident to be the least preferred sport for both genders, at about 12% and 5% for men and women respectively.

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the given bar chart illustrates the proportion of two gender groups aged from 18 to 20 taking part in different sports throughout a month in 2015.

obviously, most young men preferred football, while cycling was the most popular physical activity for women. In addition, except for cycling, there was a stark difference in the participation rates of males and females in each category.

looking at the chart, swimming and cycling were preferred by female and male adolescents. To be specific,  about 35% of females joined in swimming activity whereas only 20% of males did. Meanwhile, 40% of women took part in cycling, higher than that of men by approximately 5%.

Regarding other activities, over 50% of males were attracted by football, much higher than that figure for females at about 14%. There was a significant difference among the proportion of people who played basketball, up to 33% of men participated in this activity, which was threefold that of the other gender group. A similar distinction was witnessed in the figure for hockey, with 10% of males and 3% of females taking part in it.

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At first glance, the percentage for females'participation in cycling was at the highest point. Soccer was the most popular sport for males. In addition, hockey was the least favoured activity for both sexes.

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The bar chart compares the proportion of males and females between 18 to 20 years old who participated in various activities in one month in 2015
Overall, football was the most popular activity for males,while cycling was most favored for females.In addition,hockey was the most unpopular for both men and women
As the chart shown that,about 35 percent of females taking part in swimming whereas only 20 percent of men participating this sport.Meanwhile, the figure of women cycled in one month was 40 percent, higher than men at about 5 percent

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The given bar chart compares the proportion of men and women of the 18-20 age group taking part in sports in one month in 2015.
Overall, the most favored activity for male adolescents was soccer whereas young women found cycling the most favorable. Additionally, there was a remarkable difference in the participation rates of both genders in all sport activities apart from cycling.
Cycling and swimming were the two most appealing activities to females, standing at 40% and 35% respectively. It can also be seen that there was a huge gap between the percentages of men and women in swimming, with only 20% of the boys participating in that sport. The difference between the two sexes in cycling was lass significant, with the proportion of females exceeding males cyclists by a thin margin of approximately 4%.

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The bar chart compares the proportions of people in both genders in the age of 18 to 20 taking part in 5 different activities in one month in the year of 2015

It is clear that football is the most popular activitiy for men while most women were attracted to cycling. Moreover, there were a stark difference can be seen
between the percentage of men and women taking part in physical activities except for cycling.

Cycling and swimming are 2 of the activities  that females mostly attracted to, there were around 35 percent of feminine people participated in swimming while there were only 20 percent of male took part in this activities. Furthermore, there were 40 percent of female participated in cycling, which more than the figure for man 5 percent.

Regard to other activities, football attracted over 50 percent of men while there were only about 15 percent of women attracted to this sport. Besides, 30 percent of male participants took part in basketball, which was three-fold than the female figure. A similar disparity was observed in the data for hockey, with almost 10 percent of males and 3 percent of women participating in the activity.

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The bar chart compares the proportion of males and females at the ages of 18 to 20 taking part in different activities in one month in 2015.
Overall, the majority of men chose to play football while cycling and swimming were the women's favorite sports activities. In addition, with the exception of cycling, all other activities showed a very clear difference in the participation of two genders.

Football attracted more than half of the males, which dominated the figure for females, at about 15%. Besides, more than 30% of men played basketball, three-fold higher than women. The difference between men and women in hockey was also presented in a similar way as with football with figures of over 10% and 3%, respectively.

Regarding other sports, 35% of women engaged in swimming while only 20% of male counterparts participated in this activity. The difference between the rates of cycling was less obvious, 35% of males cycled this month, about 5% lower than females.

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The bar chart compares the proportion of males and females between 18 and 20 taking part in different activities in one month in 2015.
Overall, football was the most popular pastime among young boys, while cycling was the most popular among females. Furthermore, with the exception of cycling, there was a significant disparity in male and female participation rates in all activities.
Cycling and swimming were preferred by females to males. To be more precise, about 35% of women participated in swimming whereas only 20% of their male counterparts took part in this activity in 2015. The difference between the percentages in cycling was less pronounced. 40% of females cycled in this month, higher than the figure for males by about 5%.

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The bar chart compares the proportion of male and female civilians between 18 and 20 years old in a city taking part in different physical activities in one month in 2015.
In general, it is clear that football was the most widely played  among male teenagers, while cycling was more famous among female teenagers in the period. Additionally, there was a big difference between the proportion of male and female participating in various activities.
In 2015, about 35% of women engaged in swimming, which is 15% higher than the proportion of man in this activity. However, the difference between the rates of cycling in both groups was slightly similar, about 35% male cycled, while 40% of female cycled during the period.
It can be seen from the bar chart that about 50% of men played football while only 15% of woman interested in this sport. The similar trend can also be seen in the figure of basketball, with 30% of males and only 10% of females took part in. Unlike the other activities, hockey was the lowest figure, with only 10% of males and 3% of females participated in.

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The given bar chart compares the proportion of 18-to-20-year-old male and female participants of five different sports in one month in the year 2015.

Overall, while football was the most widely-played sport with males, females seemed to be intrigued by riding a bike. Furthermore, there was a stark difference in the percentage of both genders engaging in all physical activities with the exception of cycling.

Starting with cycling and swimming, 40% was recorded in the data for female cyclists, compared to males of which the figure was lower, at 35%. Similarly, the figure for females participating in swimming accounted for 35%, while merely 20% of their male counterparts joined in this activity.

Turning to the three remaining activities, football attracted over a half of the men, which dominated the figure for females, at around 15%. Playing hockey made up a small proportion of both sexes, with above 10% of men and only 3% of women. In addition, basketball was preferred by males to females at roughly 35% which was three times as high as that for females.

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the bar chart compares the proportion of males and females between 18 and 20 taking part in different activities in one month in 2015.
overall, Football was the most popular pastime among young boys, while cycling was prefered by most females. Moreover, apart from cycling, there was a significant difference between male and female participation rates in all activities
Women prefer cycling and swimming to males, according to the bar chart. In 2015, approximately 35% of women swam, compared to only 20% of men. The disparity in the percentage of people who cycle is less pronounced. This month, 40% of women cycled, a proportion that is nearly 5% higher than that of men.
When it came to the three remaining activities, over half of males were addicted to football, which was significantly greater than the female number ( 13 percent ). Furthermore, men are three times as likely as women to participate in basket ball, with more than 30% and 11%, respectively. Hockey statistics showed a similar disparity, with only 3% of females and around 11% of the opposite gender participating.

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the provided bar chart gives insight into the ratio of people at the age of 18-20 attending five specific physical activities according to gender in one month in 2015
Overall, football seems to be the most interesting activity among males, while females were most intrigued by riding bicycles. Generally, there was a significant gap in the figure between the two genders apart from cycling
It can be seen obviously that football prevailed among men

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The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of 18-20 citizens taking part in different physical activities in one month in 2015 based on both sexes.

Overall, the most noticeable percentage of males' preference was found in football, while cycling was the most significant interest of women in the given period.

In 2015, males aged from 18 to 20 accounted for the largest football proportion  on the chart at over 50 percent, this number quadrupled the women's statistics which stood at below 20 percent. In terms of Hockey, men were least interested in this activity, accounting for just over 10 percent which doubled the percentage of the female participants at approximately 5 percent.

When it comes to cycling and swimming, these were the most favorable sports that women participated during the given period. According to the chart, cycling had the highest female percentage dominating the male statistic at 40 percent. The 18-20 women engaging in swimming accounted for approximately 35 percent and nearly doubled the men's figure at the same time period.

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The bar graph displays the proportion of males and females falling in the age group of 18 to 20 who engaged in various strenuous workouts in one month in 2015.

In general, it is notable that young males in the age of  18-20 groups exercised more compared to their opposite-sex counterparts. However, females also revealed a greater interest than males in participation in a few physical activities such as cycling and swimming.

On one hand, the majority of males falling in the age range of 18-20 prefer to partake in football, accounting for 52%. The percentage of young men who engaged in athletic workouts involving cycling gradually decreased to approximately 36%. Simultaneously, fellow males were inclined to reduce their frequency of playing hockey and swimming when they were in their adolescent years with roughly 12% and 35% respectively.

On the other hand, as compared to males, females have indicated relatively less participation in identical activities. The least preference of females was hockey which was similar to their male counterparts, amounting to solely above 5%. Cycling was the dominant exercise that even surpassed the figures of the males with 40%. However, the rest of all the categories of sports stand between 15% to 35%% in doing the workouts such as swimming, followed by basketball at 11%.

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The chart illustrates the proportion of two genders between 18 and 20 years old participating in various sports in one month in 2015.

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The bar chart illustrates the percentage of males and females between 18 and 20 taking part in different activities in one month in 2015.
Overall, the most popular activity for young males was football, while cycling was most favored by women. In addition, except for cycling, there was a difference in the participation rates of males and females in all activities.

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The bar chart  compares the proportion of men and women between the ages of 18 and 20 taking part in diverse activities in one month in the year 2015
Overall, the most popular activity for young males was football, while cycling was most favored by women. additionally, except for cycling, there was a difference in the participation rates of males and females in all activities.

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The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of participants aged 18-20 years old engaging in different sports activities according to gender.

Overall, football was the most favored activity for young males, while females mostly attended cycling.

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the given bar chart illustrates the proportion of people taking various sports in the age between 18 and 20 according to gender in one month in 2015.

overall, the males taking part in physical activities more than females and football was men's favorite sport while women were mostly prone to cycling.

It is clear that most men took up football, contributing more than 50% - the highest figure at that time whereas women's counterpart only made up over 10%. In the meanwhile, there was a figure of 20% for men in underwater sport which was considerably lower than women's ( over 30% ). Hockey was the least favorite sport for both genders, taking up less than 15% each.

Regarding cycling, women outnumbered men in this category with exactly 40% over about 35%. Conversely, about 11% of the females participated in basketball - only about one-third of males' number.

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The bar graph illustrates the proportion of males and females in Australia that are involved in frequent physical activities in a month in 2015.
Overall, the most popular activity for men was football, while cycling was most popular among women.In addition, with the exception of cycling, the participation rates of men and women in all activities are markedly different.
Females preferred cycling and swimming to males. In 2015, approximately 35% of women swam, compared to only 20% of men. In cycling, the percentage differences were less noticeable. This month, 40 percent of females cycled, which is around 5% more than the male figure.

In terms of other activities, football drew over 50% of men, which was far greater than the proportion for ladies, which was around 14%. Furthermore, male participation in basketball was above 30%, more than three times that of girls. A similar disparity was observed in the data for hockey, with almost 10% of males and 3% of women participating in the activity.

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the given bar chart illustrates the proportion of 2 genders between  18 and 20 years old joining in different physical activities in one month in 2015
overall, football was the most popular activity for young males, while females tended to do cycling. Furthermore, males do the workout on a daily basis more than the opposite sex, except for cycling
With regard to cycling and swimming, the proportion of females was higher than that of males. the figure for women who took part in swimming was about 35% whereas only 20% of their male counterparts participated in this activity.  the percentage differences in cycling were less noticeable. This month, 40 percent of females cycled, which is around 5% more than the male figure.
In terms of other activities, football attracted more than 50% of young males, compared to only 14% of females. In addition, males are three times more likely than females to participate in basketball. Similar disparities may be seen in hockey data, where more than 10% of men and 3% of females participate in the sport.

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The bar chart gives information about  the proportion of both genders between the ages of 18 to 20 in a city taking part in diverse physical activities in a month in 2015.

It is obvious that the most favorite activity for men was football while cycling was the most popular sport among women. In addition, men took part in physical activities more than the opposite sex

It is clear that football was loved by the majority of men the figures for this field was more than 50% much higher than the figure for women (15%). There was a figure of 33% for male in basketball and female’s counterpart just made up for 13%. Hockey was the least favorite sport in both genders only 11% for men and 6% for women.
For the rest of the sports, cycling was the most favorited activity of female accounting for 40%, 4% higher than men. There was a larger disparity in swimming data between male and female participants which at 20% and 35% respectively.

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The bar chart illustrates the proportion of males and females aged 18 to 20 who participated in various physical activities during one month in 2015.
It is obvious that football was the most popular sport among males, while cycling was preferred by most young females. Furthermore, with the exception of cycling, male and female involvement rates in all activities were significantly different.
Females preferred cycling and swimming to guys. In 2015, around 35% of women swam, contrast with just 20% of males. In cycling, the percentage differences were less noticeable. This month, 40 percent of females cycled, which is around 5% more than the male rate.
In terms of other activities, football drew over 50% of men, which was far more prominent than the proportion for ladies, which was about 14%. Furthermore, the ratio of guys participating in basketball was greater than 30%, three times that of ladies. A similar disparity was witnessed in the figures for hockey, with more than 10% of males and 3% of women.

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The bar chart compares the proportion of people in a city according to age and gender who took part in different physical activities in a month in 2015.
Overall, young males exercised on a regular basis more than the opposite sex. It is also noticeable that the most popular activity for men was football while cycling was most favored by women.
Females preferred cycling and swimming to males. In 2015, approximately 35% of women participated in swimming , compared to exactly 20% of their male couterparts. For the figure of cycling, the differences between the percentages were less noticeable. At that month, 40 percent of females cycled, which is around 5% higher than the male figure.
In terms of other activities,  male participation in basketball was nearly triple than the figure for female, at about 34% and 12% respectively. There was a similarity in the data that hookey was an activity that is rarely drew by both of genders.

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The graph depicts the proportion of males and females from 18 to 20 in a city who engaged in physical activities in one month in 2015.

Football was the most popular activity among young boys, whilst cycling was the most popular among females. Furthermore, there was a significant difference in male and female participation rates in all activities.

Football drew over 50% of men, which was far greater than the proportion for ladies, which was around 14%. Moreover, male participation in basketball was above 30%, more than three times that of girls. A similar ratio was seen in the data for hockey, with almost 10% of males and 3% of women participating in the activity.

In terms of cycling and swimming, females tended to favor them more than males. In 2015, around 35% of women involving in swimming, compared to barely 20% of their male peers. In cycling, the contrast in percentages was less noticeable. This month, 40% of females cycled, which is around 5% more than the male rate.

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The bar chart depicts the proportion of people aged 18 to 20 who participated in various activities during a single month in 2015.
Overall, football was the most popular pastime among young boys, while cycling was the most popular among females. Furthermore, with the exception of cycling, there was a significant disparity in male and female participation rates in all activities.
Females preferred cycling and swimming to male sports. In 2015, about 35% of women swam, compared to only 20% of men. The percentage differences were less pronounced in cycling. This month, 40% of females cycled, a ratio that was around 5% greater than that of males.

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The bar chart compares how many young people participated in sports, divided by gender, playing six types of sports: namely tennis, badminton, cycling, swimming, football, and hockey in one month in 2015.

As can be seen from the bar chart, soccer is the most popular sport among young males, while cycling is the most popular sport among young women. In addition, except for cycling, there was a significant disparity in participation rates between men and women in all activities.

Looking at the bar chart, women prefer cycling and swimming more than men. To be more precise, about 35% of women participated in swimming while only 20% of men participated in the activity in 2015. The difference between the percentage of cycling is less pronounced. 40% of women have cycled this month, about 5% higher than this figure for men.

Taking a closer look at the rest of the figures, Football draws more than half of men, compared to only around a quarter of women (14 percent). Furthermore, men are three times more likely than women to play basketball, with a participation rate of more than 30%. Hockey numbers show similar gender inequalities, with more than 10% of males and 3% of women playing in the sport.

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The given bar chart compares the proportion of both genders between 18 and 20 in a city taking part in different activities in one month in 2015.
Overall, it can be seen that the most popular activity for boys was football and that for the girls was cycling.Furthermore, with the exception of cycling, there was a significant difference in male and female participation rates in all activities.
According to the bar chart, it is clearly that cycling and swimming were preferred by males to females. The percentage of male in cycling were 35% ,lower than the figure for males by about 5% in this month.In 2015, over 35% of women participated in swimming, compared to barely 20% of their male counterparts.
Regarding other activities, the rate of men in football accounted for more 50 % while only 15% of their women counterparts participated in 2015. In addition,the percentage of males participating in basketball was over 30%, threefold that of females. The proportion of men and women  in hockey were the lowest stood at 12% and 3% respectively.

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The given bar chart compares the proportion of people between the age of 18 and 20 taking part in diverse physical activities by gender in one month in 2015
It is evident that football is the sport that is widely-played by young males, while females seemed to be intrigued by riding a bike. Additionally, apart from cycling, there was a stark difference in the percentage of engaging of males and females in all activities.
It is interesting to note that swimming and cycling is prefered by women to men. The fact that more than 30% of females participated in swimming whereas only 20% of their male counterparts took part in this activity in 2015. Similarly, the percentage of women cyclied in this month stood at 40% while the figure for men was slightly lower, at merely 35%.
When it comes to the remaining activities, males aged from 18 to 20 was greatly attracted by the king sport - football and the figure for it accounted for above 50%, this data was tripled the statistic of women, which stood at 15%. In terms of basketball, the percentage of female athletes in basketball was over 10%, which was one third of that for males. Regarding to hockey, only about 10% of male players was recorded, this proportion doubled the data for women,which was approximately 5%.

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The given chart compares the proportion of people taking part in different physical exercises according to age and gender.
In overall, the 2 group have an opposite status, while men fancy sports activities like basketball and football, female like join in cycling and swimming

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The bar chart compares the proportion of men and women at the age between 18 and 20 joining in various kinds of physical activities in the one-month period in 2015.
Roughly speaking, the most popular activity for girls was cycling and that for boys was football. It is also noticeable that except for cycling, there was a difference in the participation rates of the two sexes.
Females preferred cycling and swimming to males respectively accounting for 40% and 35%, while that of the opposite gender reached only about 38% and 20%.
Regarding other activities, football attracted over 50% of men, which was much higher for women, at about 15% (over 35% lower) in 2015. Additionally, the percentage of females engaging in basketball was over 10%, which was just one-third of males. Hockey also witnessed the same phenomenon with only 3% of women and over 10% of men having interests in.

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The given chart compares the proportion of people between the ages of 18 and 20 engaging in different physical activities in one month in the year 2015.

It is evident that the vast majority of males took part in football, while the most popular activity for females was cycling. Additionally, men seemed to be more physically active than their opposite sex counterparts during the same period.

According to the given data, cycling and swimming were favorised by both sexes. It is notable that that in these two activities, the participation rate in women were higher than the figure for the opposite sex. There was a stark difference in the proportion for males and females in swimming, with over 35% of women participated in, compared to only 20% of their opposite sex counterparts. In comparison, 35 % of men cycled in the period, lower than the figure for women by 5%.

Turning to the three remaining activities,  over half of males was hooked on football, which was much higher than the figure for females ( 13%). In addition, the percentage of men taking part in basket ball threefold that of women, at more than 30% and 11% respectively. The figures for hockey witnessed the similar diffrence, with only 3% of females and approximately 11% of the opposite gender.

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The given bar chart compares the figures for both sexes between the ages of 18 and 20 in a city taking part in different activities in a month in 2015.
Overall, there were big differences between participation rates of males and females joining in physical activities except for cycling. It is noticeable that cycling was the women's favourite sport while men prefered football.
Both cycling and swimming were mostly participated by women. In details, about 35% of women participated in swimming while fewer males took part in this activity, at 20%. As regards cycling, the figure for females only 5% higher than that for males, stood at 40% and 35% respectively.

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The bar chart shows the percentage of males and females aged 18-20 in a city who participated in various activities in one month in 2015.

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The bar chart shows the percentage of males and females aged 18-20 in a city who participated in various activities in one month in 2015.

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The bar chart illustrates the proportion of both genders between 18 and 20 taking part in different physical activities in one month in 2015
Overall, football was the most popular sport among young boys, while cycling was the most popular among females. Furthermore, with the exception of cycling, there was a significant disparity in male and female participation rates in all activities.
Females preferred cycling and swimming to males. In 2015, approximately 35% of women swam, compared to only 20% of men. In cycling, the percentage differences were less noticeable. This month, 40 percent of females cycled, which is around 5% more than the male figure.

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The bar chart compares the proportion