The pie charts below illustrate the number of journal articles read per week by all students Ph D students and junior lecturers at an Australian university Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where r

The given graph shows the proportion of newspaper articles read weekly by students, scholars, teachers at an Australian university.
It is clear that while Ph. D students tended to read the highest number of books, almost students read a few books weakly. However, this proportion was much small in the two other groups.
With regard to those who read 12 journal articles per week, 80% of people being doctors of philosophy read this number of newspapers. However, this figure for lecturers and students was much lower with 24% and 12% respectively. In addition, almost those who are junior lectures tended to read 6-11 items weekly. Furthermore, this number of books saw a smaller proportion of students and Ph. D ones, 21%, and 15% respectively.
Looking more specific in the graph, students with 67% chose reading 1-5 articles per week. Be contrast, there was just 1% of educators read this number of books each week.