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Band 5+: The pie charts below illustrate the most popular sports in french secondary school in three different years.

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The image contains three pie charts illustrating the most popular sports in French secondary schools. For 1990, the distribution was Tennis 4%, Swimming 39%, Basketball 16%, Football 16%, and Other 25%. For 2000, the figures were Tennis 4%, Swimming 48%, Basketball 7%, Football 18%, and Other 23%. For 2010, the data shows Tennis 7%, Swimming 41%, Basketball 25%, Football 8%, and Other 19%.
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The given pie chart gives the information about the most popular sports in French secondary schools in three different years.

Overall, swimming was the dominant sport in all years, demonstrating a steady changes between years, in contrast while swimming and basketball maintained the most popular sport in French secondary school for two years tennis attracted the least attention.

Swimming consistently maintained the highest percentage in different years, rising to 48% from 39% before going down to 41%. Basketball punctuated between the years, it went from 16% to 7% and reached it’s peak in 2010 at 25%. While maintaining a popularity in 1990, and 2000 football hit it through in 2010 at 8%

Tennis showed a steady growth at 3 percent while still maintaining the least attracted sport. Moreover, other sports also declined throughout the years from 25% to 19%.

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