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Band 6+: The graph below shows the number of people taking part in four different kinds of sports in a particular region between 1985 and 2005 Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevant

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The image contains a line graph showing data for four sports over five-year intervals from 1985 to 2005, with the y-axis scaled from 0 to 250. For Basketball, the values were: 1985 (75), 1990 (75), 1995 (80), 2000 (80), and 2005 (75). For Tennis, the values were: 1985 (150), 1990 (175), 1995 (200), 2000 (approximately 210), and 2005 (approximately 230). For Badminton, the values were: 1985 (approximately 55), 1990 (approximately 48), 1995 (50), 2000 (50), and 2005 (50). For Rugby, the values were: 1985 (approximately 240), 1990 (approximately 210), 1995 (200), 2000 (150), and 2005 (50).
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The line graph illustrates the number of people participating in four different sports: basketball, tennis, badminton and rugby in a particular region over 20-year period.

Overall, the trends of basketball and badminton remain unchanged. Additionally, the number of people in rugby declined dramatically while tennis saw an increase through out the period.

In terms of the basketball’s player, it commenced with around 80 participants in 1985, after which it rose slightly to nearly 90 in 1995, before remain stable until 2005. As for badminton, the number of people taking part in almost unchanged, fluctuating marginaly at the end of the period

Turning to the tennis, in 1985, there were only 150 players. It saw a significant growth to 250 in 2005. Finally, rugby showed the opposite trend, it fell significanly from about 240 in 1985 to 50 in 2005.

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