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Band 5+: The graph shows the percentage of university students who did educational activities by hour of day on weekdays in 2014. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image is a line graph showing the percentage of university students doing educational activities by time of day on weekdays, comparing Full-time students and Part-time students. For Full-time students, the hourly percentages are approximately: 12am/5%, 1am/2.5%, 2am/1%, 3am/0%, 4am/0%, 5am/0.5%, 6am/3%, 7am/10%, 8am/22%, 9am/30%, 10am/34%, 11am/34.5%, 12pm/32%, 1pm/29%, 2pm/27%, 3pm/25.5%, 4pm/22%, 5pm/20%, 6pm/21%, 7pm/17%, 8pm/16.5%, 9pm/18%, 10pm/12.5%, and 11pm/7.5%. For Part-time students, the corresponding data is: 12am/1%, 1am/0%, 2am/0%, 3am/0%, 4am/0%, 5am/1%, 6am/3%, 7am/7%, 8am/12%, 9am/16%, 10am/18.5%, 11am/17%, 12pm/15.5%, 1pm/16%, 2pm/14%, 3pm/12.5%, 4pm/11.5%, 5pm/13.5%, 6pm/15%, 7pm/14.5%, 8pm/13%, 9pm/10%, 10pm/6%, and 11pm/3%.
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The line graph the proportion of university students who did educational activities by hour of day on weekends in 2014.

Overall, it can be clearly seen that the percentage of full-time students and part-time students who did educational activities decreased over the period, where is the proportion of part-time students slightly declined.

I’m detail, at 12 am the proportion of full-time students in educational activities was 5%, then there is no one at 4 am because the percentage is zero. After that, the percentage of learners significantly rose to just above 35% on 8 am. However, then there was a dramatic decrease of 20% on 8 pm. Similarly, the proportion of students further decreased to 7% in 11 pm.

In contrast, the proportion of part-time students was 1% in educational activities, then it dropped to 0% on 4 pm. Subsequently, there was a significant increase to 18% on 8 am. After that, the percentage of continuously decreased to 15% and 13% on 12 pm and 4 pm. Then there was slight increase to 15% on 8 pm, and finally it sharply dropped to 5% on 11 pm.

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