The graph below shows the number of books read by men and women at Burnaby Public Library from 2011 to 2014.
The line graph portrays how many
books
were read segregated by gender, males and females
, at Burnaby Public Library over four years (2011-2014).
Overall
, it is clear that
females
had read more numerous books
in the first year and remained grew but the trend ended up as lower than men. Meanwhile, males read a few books
in the beginning and the reading habit keeps rising until the last
given period
.
According to
the graphs, the majority of books
were read by females
in 2011, up to 4,000. The trends had incline in the following years and reached a peak in 2013 with 10,000. However
, the figure experienced to decrease of under 8000 in 2014.
It is worth noticing that the number of books
read by males was no more than 4000 in 2011. The figure witnessed promote a slightly small number in 2012. In the next years, there was a dramatic increase and a similar number of females
in 2013. The trends remained went up until 2014 with 14,000.Submitted by musa.nuwa on
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