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The chart illustrates the figure of people in the UK survey for six different sports in 1995, 2000 and 2005. Overall, the football was the highest figure, while golf showed lowest rate over the period. Other four sports experienced fluctuations throughout years. Football was the most popular sport in the country, the figure increased gradually […]
This chart compares the proportion of British people interested in six different sports in 1995, 2000 and 2005. Overall, foot remained the most popular sport, while golf had the lowest figures in three years. The figure for foot increased steadily, whereas other categories experienced more fluctuations. It is clear that foot had the highest proportion […]
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of people in UK that were interested in sports, namely: foot, swim, rugby, snooker, tennis, and golf in 2005, 2000, and 1995. Overall, foot was consistently the most played sports, despite declining in all years, while golf had fewer players throughout the period. In 1995, foot featured the popular […]
In the year 2005,2000 and 1995, the above graph shows the details of six games;foot,swim,rugby,snooker,tennis and golf. This table decipt how all games played in the different years by the UK people. In 2005, as we see that the most popular game is foot and least populargame is golf.As we also called foot as football. […]
The bar graph illustrates the amount of individuals who carried out a survey about different types of sports they were interested in for 3 different years. Overall, football had the largest amount of fans over the course of a decade by quite a huge margin. Meanwhile all the other sports are relatively the same with […]
The bar graph demonstrates information about the shift in the UK public’s interest towards six categories of sports across the years 1995, 2000, and 2005. Notably, the UK residents showed the most preferences for walking throughout the surveyed period. It is also clear that while upward trends can be observed in walking, swimming, and playing […]
