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The image contains a line graph showing the average attendance per top-level match in Italy, England, and Germany from 1980 to 2004, and a table showing methods to reduce global warming. For average attendance, Italy's figures were: 1980: 35, 1986: 37, 1992: 30, 1998: 27, 2004: 24. England's figures were: 1980: 26, 1986: 22, 1992: 25, 1998: 28, 2004: 34. Germany's figures were: 1980: 25, 1986: 19, 1992: 25, 1998: 29, 2004: 34. The table lists the top five methods according to two groups. Experts' methods are: 01 Use Cleaner Energy, 02 Grow More Trees, 03 Capture and Store Carbon, 04 Help the Oceans Grow More Algae, 05 Reflect Sunlight Away from Earth. The General Public's methods are: Choose Cars that Use Less Petrol, Make Homes Leak Less Air, Use Cleaner Energy, Eat Less Meat, Turn Off Electronics When Not in Use.
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The line graphs provide information about three countries in Europe where people visited football matches.
Overall, the citizens of Germany and England watching the football match figures were dominant. While the lowest number of Italians visited football matches in the group
Starting with the dominant countries, around 25% of people in both Germany and England were interested in football in 1980. The number of German and English people who watched football from the stadium figure fluctuated briefly at around 25% 1980 to 1992. Then, in both countries, the number of visits to football matches rapidly increased by 10% from 1992 to 2004
The Italian football viewers from the match, on the other hand, comprised by far the highest 35% in 1980. In the next 6 years, Italian visitors in matches increased slowly by 5% in 1986, and over the next 18 years, the figure decreased steadily.
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