The line graph illustrates the percentage of the UK population who watched
television
and listened to the Use synonyms
radio
at different times of the day in 1992.
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Overall
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television
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viewership
increased significantly in the evening, reaching its highest point, Use synonyms
whereas
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radio
audiences fluctuated, peaking in the morning before gradually declining.
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radio
had more listeners than Use synonyms
television
. At 6:00 a.Use synonyms
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., around 5% of the population tuned in to the Use synonyms
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, and by 8:00 a.Use synonyms
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number surged to approximately 30%, marking its peak. Linking Words
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after
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radio
audiences steadily declined throughout the day, reaching around 15% at 1:00 p.Use synonyms
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., where it intersected with Use synonyms
television
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viewership
. By the late evening, the percentage of Use synonyms
radio
listeners fell to nearly 0%.
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In contrast
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television
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viewership
remained low in the morning, with fewer than 5% of the population watching. It started to rise after midday, surpassing Use synonyms
radio
at around 1:00 p.Use synonyms
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. and continuing to increase throughout the afternoon. The number of viewers peaked at approximately 45% around 8:00 p.Use synonyms
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television
the most popular medium in the evening. Use synonyms
After
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peak, Linking Words
viewership
gradually declined and reached nearly zero by midnight.Use synonyms
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