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Band 5+: The number of college students who go to sporting events and various sporting events attended by college students.

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The image contains a pie chart and a table; the pie chart shows 80% of college students go to sporting events, and 20% do not, with 500 students participating in the survey; the table lists sporting events with male and female attendees: Football (Male: 34, Female: 1), Basketball (Male: 10, Female: 10), Volleyball (Male: 4, Female: 5), Tennis (Male: 3, Female: 24), and Badminton (Male: 6, Female: 3).
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The given pie chart illustrates the proportion of students which visisting sport events, while table provides a deeper information about modes of sport sections dividing into genders.

Overall, majority of collegians are take a part in sport contest, while quarter of scholars are do not. As far as table considered, the preference of male and female differs on the type of annual events such as football, badminton, basketball and so on.

The most interesting feature that emerges from the chart is 400 students opt attending sport competition,consisting 80% from the total percentage. According to the table it is apparent that the greatest number of players choose football with amount of 34 men and 1 woman. In contrast, male and female who had selected tennis is vice verse: the amount of men is 3 while women are 24 with a range of 21.

One noticable part is the equality of gender-sensitive who participate in basketball, consisiting 10 people on each of them. Moreover, men who had elected badminton are twice more than female. The last but not least is volleyball players which have the lowest difference between gender with 4 and 5 male and female recpectively.

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