The line chart illustrates the percentage of residents in a UK census conducted in three years: 1995, 2000 and 2005 by five sports that they were interested in.
It is clear that the percentage of residents who loved foot took up the biggest proportion. Individuals were more and more loving playing foot, swim and rugby while the popularity of snooker, tennis and golf fell.
The percentage of residents who loved foot made up 41% in 1995. This number experienced a slight upturn and ended at 44% in 2005. In 1995, swimming and rugby started at 22% and 24% respectively. These numbers increased and reached 27% in 2005.
In 1995, the percentage of dwellers who were huge fans of snooker and golf took up 30% and 18% respectively. These numbers experienced a marginal downturn in 2000 before climbing in 2005. Snooker and golf accounted for 23% and 16% in 2005. Tennis had the same tendency in 2000. Nonetheless, this number remained stable in 2005 that made up 22%.
