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Band 4+: The following pie charts show the results of a survey into the most popular leisure activities in the United States of America in 1999 and 2009.

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The image contains two pie charts representing leisure activities percentages for 1999 and 2009. For 1999: soccer 17%, camping 8%, swimming 13%, aerobics 29%, walking 9%, jogging 5%, bicycling 7%, yoga 12%. For 2009: soccer 18%, camping 3%, swimming 18%, aerobics 31%, walking 9%, jogging 4%, bicycling 7%, weightlifting 10%.
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The provided two charts shown that the proportion of eight different famous leisure activities in the USA for a decade(from 2019 to 2009). The figure is shown in percentage.

Overall, among the eight activities, walking activity was dominated and popular in the both year. Whereas, second highest activity was soccer, which was constant proportion by end of the period. Some activities were popular or some were not popular in the USA.

In details, two activities were dominated constantly, walking activity had 29 proportion of American in 1999; however, climbed to 31% in the next 10-year(in 2009). Meanwhile, soccer players and camping activity were no huge difference merely one percent increased in both year. The former activity, soccer was at 17 percent to 18 percent, while in latter activity, camping was at 8% to 9%.

In contrast, swimming was the only leisure activity, which was doubled from 9% in 1999 to 18% in 2009. Another activity also performed twofold like swimming activity, which was yoga grew doubled from 5 percent in 1999 to 10 percent in 2009, while in contrary, aerobic activity was decline doubled by 9% from 13% to 4%. Remained activities, bicycling and jogging were declined by 5% in both activities.

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