The line graph illustrates how many members of a social centre in member Australia took part in various activities.
Overall, the Film Club attracted the largest number of participants, and while fewer and fewer people enrolled in the Amateur Dramatics Club during the period, the opposite was true for the remaining activities.
The appeal of table tennis and musical performances obviously rocketed with more and more members throughout the years. After 10 years of slight increase in number of participants, the table tennis club witnessed a population boom in the last half of the examined period, with the member count three-folded from 20 to 60. A similar trend was experienced by Musical Performances Club, despite a late establishment compared to other activities in the social center. Started out in 2005, this activity attracted more and more participants every year, ranking 4th in terms of population with 20 people in 2020.
In contrast, the popularity of Amateur Dramatics club was falling during the last three-fourths of the period, after a slight increase in population at the beginning, resulted in only 5 members in 2020. The film club and martial arts maintained stability in population throughout the 20-year period, with around 65 and 35 members respectively.
