The line chart displays the amount of participation choosing three disparate subjects at high school from 2010 to 2016. Overall, science was the most popular subject throughout the period while mathematics surged consistently during the same time. In contrast, history fell slowly over time because it was the least preferred option.
In 2010, about 39 students chose science as their favorite. Furthermore, the number of participants grew progressively to 60 in 2014 before it dropped again to approximately 57 in 2015, and it remained unchanged in 2016.
Mathematics showed a steady growth from around 15 in 2010 to roughly 50 in 2016. At the same time, the data exposed history’s regression from over 30 in 2010 to almost 11 in 2016 in the final year.
In conclusion, science was the most favored topic while history was the least favored school matter. Meanwhile math experienced a drastic increase over the same period of time.
