The line graph provides information about how many men and women attended the sessions organised in the evenings at an adult educational institution focusing on four subjects during 2009. Moreover, the pie chart depicts the age of the enrolled students.
Overall, it is clear that a majority of females were interested in acquiring knowledge in comparison to males. However, the highest proportion of people who took classes were senior citizens.
In the context of drama, the number of girls who participated in the roles was double in contrast to boys accounting for 20 and 10, respectively. Additionally, more than 20 individuals from both genders enjoyed painting while there were few participants who were keen on learning about sculptures. Moreover, around 40 women and 20 men were dedicated to learn the language, making it one of the most popular subjects.
Furthermore, the least interested age group consisted of youngsters and adults forming 16 per cent of the total candidates. In addition, 16 per cent of students aged 30 to 39 and 26 per cent of the people fell in the category of 40 to 49 while
the proportion of aged people was considerably higher resulting in forming 42 per cent of the population of the centre.
