The graph below shows radio and television audiences throughout the day in 1992. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The given line graph illustrates the proportion of the British population aged over 4 years old who opted for listening to the
radio
and watching Use synonyms
TV
from day to night in the Use synonyms
last
quarter of the year 1992. Linking Words
Overall
, listening to the Linking Words
radio
was the most preferable entertainment to individuals in the morning, Use synonyms
whereas
it reversed and watching Linking Words
TV
was the predominant activity in the evening and at night.
If we examine the graph deeply, we can discover that there was a gradual increase in residents who selected Use synonyms
radio
from 6am to 8am, until it reached its record high of approximately 30% of the audience. After that, it dropped rapidly from 8am to 6am. Use synonyms
Besides
, the percentage of British who selected Linking Words
TV
was less than 10% of its population in the morning. Use synonyms
However
, it surged at noon, with about 15% at 1pm to approximately 50% at 8pm.
When we compare the data on the graph, it is evident that the number of audiences who chose Linking Words
radio
was larger than Use synonyms
TV
from 6am to 1pm. Use synonyms
In contrast
, the number of Linking Words
TV
audiences overtook Use synonyms
radio
audiences at 1pm and it remained as the biggest group from 1pm to 2am. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, after 2am, both of which were only recorded shy of 4% respectively.Linking Words
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