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Band 4+: The table below shows the number of students at a primary school and a secondary school in Malasysia in 2005. The charts show every survey results of what these students favourite sport was.

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The image depicts a table and two pie charts detailing student numbers and favorite sports at primary and secondary schools in Malaysia in 2005; the table lists 73,000 primary and 91,000 secondary students. The primary school chart shows preferences: Basketball 15%, Football 20%, Tennis 5%, Swimming 10%, Rugby 40%. The secondary school chart displays: Basketball 25%, Football 40%, Tennis 5%, Swimming 35%, Rugby 15%.
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The information about the survey of favorite sports at a Malaysian schools especially primary and secondary, which attend by number of pupils. The data has been calibrated in numbers and percentage correspondingly.

Overall, tennis and football seen in the tops of list in the primary and secondary level. A dramatic difference observed in the primary and secondary schools between the students.

To begin with primary school, tennis was seen a massive favorite in the education center, it accounted to 40%. However, a football was second interested game, it compressed for 30%. Rest of three sports, basketball, swimming and rugby, their amount of interest proportion 15%,10% 6% respectively.

Moving towards, in secondary level school, there was a significant change noticed in the football; it jumped and reached to 42%, secured first position at secondary level. In contrast, basketball was second favorite sport in the secondary level; their percentage was exactly 30%. Nevertheless, remaining three sports, tennis, swimming and rugby, their figure of percentage was reached to 15%, 5%, and 6% severely. It can be vividly manifested that the number of learners were most participated in the secondary level around 91,000, in comparison with beginner.

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