The line graph compares the number of participants taking part in five different activities at a social centre in Melbourne, Australia, between 2000 and 2020.
Overall, the film club consistently attracted the highest number of participants throughout the period. Table tennis showed the most significant growth, while amateur dramatics experienced a noticeable decline. Musical performances, on the other hand, increased gradually from a very low starting point.
In 2000, the film club had approximately 65 participants, and although this figure fell slightly to around 60 in 2010, it recovered to nearly 67 by 2020. Martial arts fluctuated modestly, starting at about 35 participants, dropping to around 30 in 2005, then rising again to roughly 36 by the end of the period.
Table tennis saw a sharp rise over time. Beginning with only about 15 participants in 2000, the number increased steadily and reached approximately 55 in 2020, making it the second most popular activity. In contrast, amateur dramatics declined from around 25 participants in 2000 to fewer than 10 by 2020. Musical performances started with almost no participants but rose gradually to around 18 at the end of the period.