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Band 7+: 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 chart illustrates the number of students attending sporting events and their participation in various sports.

It is evident that the majority of students do not attend sporting events, while a minority actively participates. Additionally, attendance at different sporting events varies by gender.

The difference between students who attend sporting events and those who do not is quite pronounced. Out of the five hundred students surveyed, only 20% attended sports events, which equates to just one hundred students. The remaining four hundred students expressed no interest in sports.

It is clear that male students are more interested in football than female students. The football section is the most popular among male students and stands out as the leading sport overall. Basketball sees a comparable number of boys and girls attending, while tennis primarily attracts female participants. Volleyball and badminton do not exhibit significant gender differences in attendance compared to other sports.

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The number of college students who go to sporting events and various sporting events attended by college students.

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