The bar chart illustrates how many students participated in various recreational activities in one university varied in 2015 and 2016. The data is calibrated percentile.
At the fleeting glance, in 2015, maximum number of learners took participate in cultural activities, which was 40%, followed by sports activities, accounting for 20%. Participation in dancing and pointing competition by students was almost equal which was 15%. Minimum number of children took participate in singing activities which was 10%.
Probbing further, in 2016, majority of students participated in singing activities which was 40%. Respective figure was noticed for painting and sports activities, accounting for 16% and 14%.
Dancing was the second most popular activity among students, about half than that of singing.
Overall, it is apparent that participation by students was highest in cultural events while, lowest in dancing activities throughout the given time period.
The bar chart illustrates how
many
students
participated in various recreational
activities
in one university varied in 2015 and 2016. The data
is calibrated
percentile.
At the fleeting glance, in 2015, maximum number of learners took participate in cultural
activities
, which was 40%, followed by sports
activities
, accounting for 20%. Participation in dancing and pointing competition by
students
was almost equal which was 15%. Minimum number of children took participate in singing
activities
which was 10%.
Probbing
further
, in 2016,
majority of
students
participated in singing
activities
which was 40%. Respective figure
was noticed
for painting and sports
activities
, accounting for 16% and 14%.
Dancing was the second most popular
activity
among
students
, about half than that of singing.
Overall
, it is apparent that participation by
students
was highest in cultural
events
while, lowest in dancing
activities
throughout the
given
time period.