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The chart shows the proportion of people in a UK survey carried out in three different

Đề bài: The chart shows the proportion of people in a UK survey carried out in three different years who said they were interested in certain sports. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words

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The bar chart shows the percentage of UK residents interested in six different sports, in three years (1995, 2000 and 2005).

It is clear that walking was by far the most popular physical activity in all the surveyed years, while golf was the least popular activity. Additionally, the percentages of people who enjoyed walking, swimming and rugby increased, whereas the figures for those who enjoyed other sports decreased over the measured years.

In 1995, walking was the most popular activity, chosen by 40% of the survey participants, while playing snooker and tennis accounted for around 30%. In contrast, about 23% of people chose swimming, while only 18% said they were interested in golf. Meanwhile, approximately 25% of survey respondents chose rugby as their preferred sport.

In 2005, slightly more people preferred walking, with the figure rising to just under 45%, but there was a significant decline in the figures for tennis and snooker, to about 22% each. The figures for golf remained the same, at around 15%, as opposed to the figures for swimming and rugby, which experienced considerable gains in popularity to over 25% each.

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The bar chart compares the percentage of British being found of different kinds of sport in three separate years (1995, 2000 and 2005).

Overall, it is clear that walking was the most favorite sport in UK over the period shown. In addition, the interest of Uk people in walking, swimming and rugby increased over that time, but opposite was true for snooker, tennis and golf. 

Regarding the chart, in 1995, over 40% of survey participants said they liked walking, compared to around 30% choosing snooker and tennis. On the other hand, golf was the least common choice at that time, which was selected by only about 17%.

After 10 years, the proportion of British people who were interested in walking gradually increased to around 45% and was still highest. Despite some fluctuations in 2000, the firgure for swimming and rugby climb to an equal proportion, at around 27% in 2005. In contrast, snooker and tennis were chosen by a lower percentage, at nearly 23%, and playing golf still attracted the lowest percentage of UK people, at 16% in 2005.

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The bar chart illustrates the proportion of people in the UK who were interested in various sports in 1995, 2000, and 2005.

Overall, walking was the most popular activity in all the surveyed years, while golf was the least popular. The percentages of people who enjoyed walking, swimming, and rugby increased, whereas the figures for other sports decreased over the measured years.

In 1995, walking was the most popular activity, with 40% of participants showing interest. By 2005, this figure had risen to just under 45%. Conversely, golf attracted only 18% of participants in 1995, and this interest remained nearly consistent at around 15% in 2005.

Between 1995 and 2005, the popularity of snooker and tennis declined significantly, from around 30% to about 22%. In contrast, the interest in swimming and rugby increased considerably, from approximately 23% and 25% in 1995 to over 25% each in 2005.

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The provided bar graph reveals the variation in the interest of British towards different sports activities as per the three surveys conducted in the year, 1995, 2000 and 2005.

Overall, though there was not any significant change in the participation in most sports activities, yet the ranking certainly changed.

Moving in detail, it is apparent from the bar graph that most people in the UK were interested in playing Footy and the proportion was around 40% initially, which marginally grew by 3% in 2005. Similarly, the predilection towards Rugby and Swimming also increased during the 10-year period though the percentage of participants was almost half in these as compared to Footy. A lump of around 5% is evident as per the survey of 2005 in these two games.

In contrast, a decline was observed in the interest of UK dwellers toward certain sports. Where in 1995 almost 1/3 of the participants gave priority to playing Snooker and Tennis in the next two surveys the ratio Sharply dropped to 22%. Interestingly, Golf remained the least popular activity throughout the green tome period and the percentage of participants accounted for around 15% in most surveys.

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The bar chart compares the percentage of respondents, according to a survey conducted in the UK, expressing their interest in six different sports in 1995, 2000 and 2005. Overall, football was by far the most popular in all three years, as opposed to golf which experienced far less popularity. While the percentages of those keen on football, swimming and rugby increased slightly over the given ten years, the figures for snooker, tennis and golf saw drops of varying degrees.

In terms of sports which became more common, as opposed to all of the other sports, football was the only one that failed to decline in popularity at any point, rising steadily from 41% to 45% over the ten-year period. The proportion of swimmers experienced a seven-percent rise to around 28% in 2000, followed by a negligible drop to about 26% in 2005 when the same percentage of those playing rugby was recorded, despite a previous drop to around 18% in 2000.

Regarding sports whose popularity declined, snooker ranked second in 2000, at 30%, but latter came fourth in the chart, due to a significant decline to about 23% in 2005. Similarly, nearly 30% of respondents said they played tennis in the first surveyed year; however, their participation rate dropped to 22% in both 2000 and 2005. Golf || remained the least played in the given years, with the figure hovering around 15% and 16%.

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The bar graph compares the percentage of UK residents who took interest in six different types of sports in 1995, 2000, and 2005.

Overall, walking was the most popular activity throughout the three years, whereas golf was the least chosen one. Besides, while the proportion of people who loved walking, swimming and rugby witnessed an upward pattern, the popularity of the other sports underwent an opposite trend.

In 1995, over 40% of surveyed people claimed their interest in walking, making it the most favoured sport. In contrast, the percentage of respondents selecting golf as their favourite activity was merely 18%, which was the lowest figure in that year. In the meantime, the proportions of people who enjoyed swimming, rugby, snooker, and tennis were between 20 and 30%.

Ten years later, despite some slight changes, walking and golf respectively maintained their highest and lowest ranks in terms of popularity. Meanwhile, the percentage of swimmers and rugby players rose and reached 27% in 2005, with some fluctuations in 2000. On the contrary, the proportion of people engrossed in snooker and tennis fell by approximately 7%, ending as the second lowest figure.

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The bar chart compares the proportion of people in a UK survey carried out in three different years who said they were interested in certain sports.

The chart shows that in the UK, people tend to participate in footsports the most. Over the years, participation in subjects such as Swim, Rugby, Snooker, Tennis has remained at an average level. The least attended sport in the UK is golf.

In 1995, the tendency to participate in playing foot sports was about 41%. The number of participants increased gradually over the years and reached the highest level in 2005 at about 45%. The number of people participating in golf every year is relatively low at only 14-15%.

In 2000, swimming participation peaked at about 28%. The trend of participating in rugby was highest in 2005 at around 28%. The chart shows that tennis and snooker playing trends are relatively similar over time most in 1995, with an average of about 21% in 2000 and 2005.

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