report writing practice #4 The table below gives information on the percentage of different age groups who participated in various leisure activities in Canada. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. The chart illustrates the proportion of preference for leisure activities surveyed on different four age Canadian subjects. At first glance, although younger groups, teenager and 20s, tend to enjoy shopping and watching movies for their free time(approximately 30 % respectively), most older groups, 30s and 40s, are more likely to read books in most of spare time( 25% and 35% each). Moreover, playing video games are least popular leisure activity across all age groups at well under 10%. As seen the table, knitting and gardening are least well-known between 10s and 20s. There is the same level of participation rate in listening to the radio and music for young people at around 15%. However, older groups are unwilling to participate in watching movies at 7% and 5% each. In addition, knitting and gardening have similar figures of preference between older groups at about 17% and 22% each. Overall, it appears that there are some favorable leisure activities depending on different age subjects.