The table below shows the number of students at a primary school and a secondary school in Malaysia in 2005. The chart show survey results of what these students favourite sport was.
The table highlights data about the figure for students at an elementary school and a secondary school in one country in 2005. The pie charts demonstrates the consequences of a survey about what schoolchildren’s favourite sport was.
Overall, according to the table, secondary school had a larger population than the primary school. In both groups, the most popular sports were football, basketball and tennis, while rugby was the least.
Out of total 91,000 secondary school students, only 40% and 35% chose football and basketball, respectively. By contrast, younger children preferred tennis over other types of sports, with 40% of the 73,000 primary school students chose it as their favourite. Just over a quarter of students selected football, while roughly one-fifth elected basketball.
In both school groups, the least percentage had sports called rugby, the same percentage of students chose that sport, it was exactly 5 percent. Furthermore, swimming also accounted 5 percent in secondary school. In contrast, twice as many students chose swimming in primary school.