The given bar chart illustrates the percentages of Canadians actively taking part in the ten most popular sports.
In general, Golf and Ice hockey were the most popular sport for Canadians in years given i. e. 1998 and 2005. The participation rates have gone down for the majority of sports during the years given.
As can be seen from the graph, in 1998, Golf had the highest participation rate with about 22%, followed by Ice hockey with approximately 18%. However, in 2005, these rates went down to just over 20% and about 18% respectively. Baseball was the third favourite sports in 1998 with around 18% people enjoying the sports, but this dropped significantly by some 10% in 2005.
The majority of the sports experienced a drop in participation from 1998 to 2005; the proportion of people enjoying the sports such as Cycling, Volleyball, Alpine Skiing decreased slightly by 1 to 3%. Soccer, the only sport to have gained popularity, had around 2% of more people enjoying the sports.
The
given
bar chart illustrates the percentages of Canadians
actively
taking part in the ten most popular sports.
In general
, Golf and Ice hockey were the most popular
sport
for Canadians in years
given
i. e.
1998 and 2005. The participation rates have gone down for the majority of
sports
during the years
given
.
As can be
seen
from the graph, in 1998, Golf had the highest participation rate with about 22%, followed by Ice hockey with approximately 18%.
However
, in 2005, these rates went down to
just
over 20% and about 18%
respectively
. Baseball was the third
favourite
sports
in 1998 with around 18%
people
enjoying the
sports
,
but
this dropped
significantly
by
some
10% in 2005.
The majority of the
sports
experienced a drop in participation from 1998 to 2005; the proportion of
people
enjoying the
sports
such as Cycling, Volleyball, Alpine Skiing decreased
slightly
by 1 to 3%. Soccer, the
only
sport
to have gained popularity, had around 2% of more
people
enjoying the
sports
.