The chart below shows the results of a survey of people who visited four types of tourist attractions in Britain in the year 1999.
The chart below depicts the outcomes of a survey of individuals who visited four kinds of tourist attractions in England in 1999.
Overall
, Linking Words
theme
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parks
were the most popular destinations among people, Use synonyms
whereas
wildlife Linking Words
parks
and zoos were the least popular. Among all the Use synonyms
theme
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parks
, Blackpool Pleasure Beach was visited by the most individuals, Use synonyms
while
Chessington World of Adventures and Legoland Windsor were visited by the fewest.
Based on the pie chart, nearly 38% of the total visitors choose to visit Linking Words
theme
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parks
. And museums & galleries were not far behind; Use synonyms
hence
, they were visited by 37% of the people. Linking Words
However
, historic houses & monuments and wildlife Linking Words
parks
& zoos were least visited by visitors; 16% and 9% of total visitors went to these places, respectively.
As per the table, out of all the Use synonyms
theme
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parks
, Blackpool Pleasure Beach was visited by 47% of the population. The Alton Towers and Pleasureland in Southport were able to attract almost the same number of people, 17% and 16%, respectively. Use synonyms
On the contrary
, Chessington World of Adventures and Legoland Windsor were only visited by 10% of the individuals.Linking Words
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