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The line graph illustrates radio and television audiences throughout the day between October and December 1992. The number of audiences is measured in percentage of UK population over 4-years old. Overall, people watched television more than listening to radio, although Radio were used more only between 6:00 am and 13:00 pm. Most of the audiences […]
The graph illustrates radio and TV popularity, measured as the percentage of UK population over 4-years old) during the typical day in 1992. Overall, observation shows that in the United Kingdom, the vast majority of people during the period from 1 a.m. until until 11 a.m. did not watch television, at the same time, radio […]
The line graph illustrates how radio and television audiences in the UK changed throughout a 24-hour period in 1992. It compares the daily patterns of people who listened to the radio with those who watched television. Overall, the two media show very different peak times. Radio listening was very low during the night but started […]
The line graph illustrates percentage of population radio and television in UK ranging from October to December in 1992 over 24 hours. Overall, radio was mostly used in the morning, while television most used in the evening. However, both of them lost audience between midnight and early morning. In detail, regarding to the television watchers […]
The line graph depicts the proportion of UK populations, aged 4 years old and over, listened to radio and watched TV through 24 hours, in three months, which is measured from October to December in 1992. In general, TV viewers had higher numbers than radio listeners, except in the morning. After the sunrise, between approximately […]
The line graph illustrates the proportion of the UK population, aged four and above, who listened to the radio and watched television over a 24-hour period, from October to December in 1992. In general, televisions attracted a larger audience than the radio for most of the day, except in morning hours. Between approximately 5.30 and […]
Two graphs depict fraction of people from overall population of UK older than 4 years who watched TV or listened to the radio in a particular time of the day. In general, audience prefered radio in the morning hours and television in the evening whereas at night neither of them was used. Some share of […]
correct this ielts writing task 1: The given line graph illustrates the percentage of UK radio and television audiences throught the day, between october and december 1992. Overall, throughout the day there were more people watching television than listening to radio. In the morning people were more likely to listen to radio, whereas in the […]
The line graph represents the percentage population of radio and television spectators in Britain ranging from October to December in 1992 over a 24 hour period. Radio listeners started with 6 percent at six in the morning and rapidly rose, reaching a peak of almost 30 percent in only 3 hours. From there, the audience […]
The line chart illustrates the British daily audiences older than 4 years old on radio and TV in a certain year 1992. Overall, radio was preferred by people in the morning from 6 to 12 am while television was more popular in the afternoon, both of which all fluctuated. Television owned the lowest audience rating […]