The given line graph illustrates the proportion of people in the UK with access to different kinds of recreational activities from 1996 to 2006. There are 4 functions on the graph. They are going to the gym, reading books, listening to the music, and watching TV.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that in 2006 the gym activities had more available compared to 1996. Definitely, reading books reached the peak in 2002 and decreased after this year. Moreover, listening to the music had been increasing for 10 years and reached approximately 70% in 2006. However, watching TV has always been available and had almost 90% in peak.
It is undeniable that the first recreational activity had lowest access in 1996 among the other activities and it is going to the gym. However, the line shows that in 8 years 20% of people in the UK have access to the gym, and in 2006 this number have become equal to 30%. According to the graph, it seems that the second and the last functions have a similar tendency. Reading books and watching TV have reached peaks in 2002, 50% and 90% respectively. In 2006 these activities have lost in access approximately 5% each. Listening to the music have growing tendency as the first figure. In 1996 almost 60% of the UK males and females have access to the music, but in 2006 this number have increased to 70%.
After the analysis, it is undeniable that every activities have grown in 2006 compared to 1996. However reading the books and watching TV have reached peaks in 2002, but going to gym and listening to the music have been growing to 2006.