Band 5+: The line graph illustrates the popularity of four major US internet search engines—Google, Yahoo, AOL, and Jeeves—from November 2004 to December 2010, while the table provides data on the number of searches conducted in November 2004 and December 2010.

The line chart illustrates how many percent of four main searching tools on the internet in the United State for nearly 6 years. Moreover, the table gives information about the total of using these engines for searching in november 2004 and december 2010.

In overall, almost all engines had an upward trend, especially Google with the highest point in December 2010. However, the popularity of Jeeves fell gradually and hit the lowest point in December 2010.

In November 2004, almost 60 percentage of internet searching which belonged to Google was the greatest number. Meanwhile, AOL had the lowest number with nearly 2%. In addition, the total searches of four websites was 4.5 billion in the same time. Then it rose dramatically with 16 billion in December 2010. The number searches of AOL increased slightly at 10% while the number using Jeeves declined at nearly 0%. Lastly, the percentage of Google continuously increased at 70% in December 2010.