The graph shows the number of people taking parts in 4 kinds of sports in a particular region between 1985 and 2005

The graph shows the number of people taking parts in 4 kinds of sports in a particular region between 1985 and 2005
This
line graph illustrates how many citizens participated in 4 typical sports in one country over 30 years.
Overall
,
while
there were obvious changes in rugby and tennis, the stability could be seen in 2 others. Strikingly, badminton was the least attractive sport. Standing at 240, rugby was the most popular sport in 1985, 90 higher than tennis and 5 times larger than the lowest number, badminton with only 50.
This
figure plummeted to 50
at the end
of the observed period
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and became the lowest. Contrastingly, tennis witnessed significant growth from 150 in 1985, surpassing rugby at 200 in 1995 to become the most favourable sport in 2005 with 240 participants.
On the other hand
, beginning with 80 the total number of basketball players was 30 people more than badminton. Over 20 years,
although
there were minimal reductions from 1985 to 1995, these numbers mostly remained nearly unchanged for the remaining years of the observed period.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • participants
  • participation
  • trend
  • significant increase
  • decrease
  • stability
  • popularity
  • regional interest
  • key trends
  • peaks
  • troughs
  • local leagues
  • school programs
  • media influence
  • public health initiatives
  • availability of facilities
  • competitive success
  • fluctuations
  • impact
  • major tournaments
  • notable players
  • local clubs
  • coaching programs
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