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The image depicts a line graph showing the number of people participating in badminton, basketball, tennis, and rugby from 1985 to 2005; badminton starts at approximately 150 in 1985, rises slightly to about 160 in 1990, and stabilizes around 165 in both 1995 and 2000, before ending at the same in 2005; basketball begins at 50 in 1985, increases to around 100 by 1990, reaches 150 in 1995, maintains just under 200 in 2000, and reaches about 250 in 2005; tennis starts over 250 in 1985, gradually declines to 225 in 1990 and 200 in 1995, drops to about 150 in 2000, and falls sharply to 50 in 2005; rugby starts at about 80 in 1985, remains steady at 75 in 1990 and 1995, decreases to approximately 55 in 2000, slightly declines further to 50 in 2005.
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The line graph demonstrates the figure of participants in sport, like badminton, basketball, tennis and rugby in a spetific country from 1985 to 2005
Overall, it can be observed that rugby was the most interested in sport among people for most year, while the opposite was true for badminton. Besides, the firgue of rugby and tennis players witness an upward trend, whereas other sport remained stable.
In 1985, there were around 250 people taking part in rugby, this steadily declined over the previod, reaching 150 people in 2000 before declining and meeting Badminton at the same number, which was the lowest number among other sports, with 50 people. In addition, tennis sport began the previod with 150 participants and increased over 200 in 2005, the highest number among other sport.
In addition, both basketball and badminton sport had the most stable figures. The firgue of people who took part in Basketball was between 50 and 100 participants over the previod, and for Badminton, the number of individuals was no more than 50
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