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Band 5+: The chart represents that the percentage of people enjoyed particular sports regularly from 1985 to 2005 in . The sports are football, golf, swimming, skiing and baseball.

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The image shows bar graph data for people who said they regularly enjoyed sports from 1985 to 2005 across five sports: football (1985: 37%, 1990: 42%, 1995: 47%, 2000: 55%, 2005: 60%), golf (1985: 20%, 1990: 27%, 1995: 32%, 2000: 38%, 2005: 45%), swimming (1985: 10%, 1990: 15%, 1995: 17%, 2000: 22%, 2005: 29%), skiing/snowboarding (1985: 0%, 1990: 5%, 1995: 10%, 2000: 20%, 2005: 25%), baseball (1985: 40%, 1990: 35%, 1995: 20%, 2000: 25%, 2005: 27%).
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This graph illustrates the percentage of people that said they usually enjoyed certain sports over an interval of 20 years.The information is shown for sports like football,golf,swimming,skiing/snowboarding and baseball from 1985 to 2005.

The trend for football slightly increased for the first 15 years.Then,the percentage of people that said the regularly enjoyed football became more than doubled.In golf, the percentage of people has a stedy increase over an interval of 20 years and reached sligtly above 40 percent.In contrast,baseball has the downward trend over an interval of 20 years.Winter sports that shown in the graph have upward trend and reached nearly 25 percent.The trend for swimming went down from 1985 to 1995.Then, the percentage suddenly increased and reached 40 percent.

To sum up,according to the graph,the percentage of people that said they regularly enjoyed certain sports increased,except baseball.The most percentage of people had a football.On the other hand,baseball and skiing/snowboarding had the least percentage.

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