The graph displays the number of applicants for five various activities at a social centre in Australia between the years 2000 and 2010
Overall, it is clear that interest in most categories increased over the period. While amateur dramatics saw a sharp decrease, film club remained the most popular activity throughout.
In 2000, table tennis was the least popular activity, with fewer than 20 participants. However, it witnessed a remarkable increase, rising to 55 participants by 2010. Meanwhile, film club remained the most popular activity throughout the period, growing only slightly. On the other hand, interest in martial arts fluctuated considerably over the period, though the number of participants in 2010 was similar to that in 2000.
From 2000 to 2005, there were no participants in musical performances. However, it then began to attract more applicants, reaching around 13 by 2010. In contrast, amateur dramatics started with around 25 participants in 2000, it experienced a sharp decline, and by 2010 interest in this activity almost disappeared completely.
film club remained the most popular activity, while table tennis experienced the greatest growth. In contrast, amateur dramatics declined dramatically over the period.
