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Band 5+: The graph below shows the percentage of adults in urban and rural areas who took part in four free time activities in 1990 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows the percentage data of adults involved in four free time activities in urban and rural areas for 1990 and 2000: Reading had 61% (Urban, 1990), 71% (Rural, 1990), 78% (Urban, 2000), 78% (Rural, 2000); Animated play recorded 10% (Urban, 1990), 18% (Rural, 1990), 10% (Urban, 2000), 14% (Rural, 2000); Playing noted 21% (Urban, 1990), 26% (Rural, 1990), 14% (Urban, 2000), 26% (Rural, 2000); Photography registered 7% (Urban, 1990), 14% (Rural, 1990), 17% (Urban, 2000), 26% (Rural, 2000).
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The table illustrates proportion of adults in urban and rural areas who participated in four leisure activities between 1990 and 2010.

Overall,reading was the most popular activity in both region through the period.In contrast,persentage of adults who interested on photography presented the lowest than another activities in 1990.

It is evident that,reading and photography showed significant growth in both year,in 1990 reading in urban area was 61,while in rural area was higher by 10.In 2000,it represented same proportion with 78.Phonography in urban area was approximately 7, then rose to 17 in 2000,while in rural area it was 14, then increased to 26 at the end of period.

As for animated play and playing leisures,they were both decrease by 2000.Animated play in urban region remained stable in both decades.In rural area dropped from 18 to 14.Playing activities in rural area also remained unchanged,while in urban area showed significant decrease by 6,namely from 21 in 1990 to 14 in 2000.

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