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Band 6+: 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 displays the amount of students who go to sporting events and attendance of students to various sporting events.

It is clear that a majority of scholars are not going to sporting events, while minority of them are still participating. The attendance of different sporting events differs by gender.

The contrast between students who go to sporting events and who do not is highly conspicuous. The five hundred students participated in the survey. Only 20% of students go to sporting courses which is only hundred of pupils. The other 400 people are not interested in sport.

It is obviously that male students are more interested in football than female students. The football section is the most popular between male students and the most popular among the others sports. Basketball has same amount of boys and girls who attend this section. Tennis has mainly women support. The volleyball and badminton do not have huge differences as the other sports.

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