The line graph compares the attending rate represented by the number of participants of various activities in the centre in the city of Melbourne throughout the 20-year period.
Overall, both the film and the martial arts clubs’ number of attendees were erratic since 2000, while such activities as the musical performances and the table tennis consistently gained popularity. By contrast, the sole group of people that dropped in its number during 20 years was amateur dramatics.
The greatest alteration was experienced by the table tennis activity: starting with less than 20 tennis players in 2000, this activity reached a figure of 20 only by 2010, followed by a drastic growth to slightly more than 50 attendees in 2020. Similarly, the overall rise had been seen by the musical performances. There were no participants in 2000, however, their number rocketed between 2005 and 2010 equal to around 12 individuals. During the rest of the timeline, the performances had gradually acquired increasingly more popularity with the number of members almost reached 20 by 2020. The only unsuccessful activity in terms of attenders’ number was amateur dramatics. Although there were a marginal increase at the beginning of the period, the people regularly abandoned this club. Starting with 30 members in 2005, only around 5 participants left by the end of the period.
Besides, there were 2 activities in this centre obeyed the similar pattern. The most demanded activity through all the 20-year period was film club with the number of its members equal to roughly 65. The moderate level of popularity had seen by the martial arts, where there were approximately 37 participants left by 2020.