The chart shows the proportion of people in a UK survey carried out in three di erent years who said they were interested in certain sports v.2

The bar chart compares the percentage of UK residents in terms of six different sports in three examined years (1995, 2000 and 2005). Looking at the graph, it is immediately obvious that walking was the most popular physical activity in all period, while golf was the least common. Additionally, the number of people who enjoyed walking, swimming and rugby increased, the opposite was true with the other sports. In 1995, the proportion of British attended to the walking was the highest, with over 40%, followed by playing snooker and tennis accounted for around 30% of surveyed participants. Meanwhile, nearly 25% of citizen chose rugby and this number was about 2% higher than swimming. In contrast, only having approximately 18% of reviewer said they liked to golf. Over the one decade ensuing, the rate of people interested in six sports changed. Details, the percentage of residents in the UK walking and attending rugby increased slightly to just under 45% and about 27% respectively, while the data for swimming experienced a strong rise to above 25% of the population. By contrast, the figure for snooker decreased terribly to around 23%, while the amount of golfers only fell mildly to almost 15%. Regarding the final sport, tennis, the number of players in this subject also significantly went down to 22% in 2000 and remained the same in the next five years.