The line graph illustrate how people take part in five different types of social activities in a social center in Melbourne, Australia between 2000 and 2020.
Overall, the number of Australian participants enjoyed social activities in this center gradually increased or remained stable over the time survey, except for those who attended amateur dramatics. Additionally, table tennis experienced the most remarkable rise in its members, while the figure for film club kept its first place over twenty years.
The number of Melbourne residents took part in the film club started at nearly 65 people in 2000, after which it saw a slight drop to merely 60 people in 2010 before going back to its initial value in 2020. The figure for martial arts remain stable after twenty years, starting with around 38 people in 2010, it then experienced some ups and downs before reaching back to 38 people again in 2020.
Around 27 and 17 people engaged in amateurs dramatics and table tennis in 2000, respectively. While the figure for amateurs dramatics dropped gradually from 2005 (with nearly 30 members) to just nearly 5 members in 2020, that for table tennis saw a contrast, it rose dramatically to more than 50 participants in 2020. Musical performances was not held until 2005, it started with just over 1 member in 2005 and slowly went up to nearly 20 members at the end of the period.