The line graph shows data about the difference in the numbers of participants involved in 6 different activities in Melbourne, Australia over a period of 20 years, from 2000 to 2020.
Overall, film club was the choice of most residents in Melbourne over the period shown. The number of people participating in table tennis and musical performances saw a great upward trend during the later decade, whereas amateur dramatics were less and less popular among Melbourne inhabitants.
It is explicitly observed that joining in the film club remained so popular and only saw a negligible change in the first 2 decades in the 21st century, with the figure of about 65 people. In contrast, amateur dramatics only witnessed a small rise of about 10 people in the first 5 years, then it rapidly plummeted from 30 people in 2005 to only about 8 people by the end of the stage.
Martial arts had a relatively stable number of members throughout the period, about 40 people., which doubled the figure for table tennis in the first decade. The quantity of participants of table tennis soared dramatically to a high of about 50 people by the end of the period shown. Musical performances attracted almost no one in the first 10 years, but they saw a steady leap afterward with about 20 people in 2020.