The line chart illustrates the quantities of books read by people at a Public Library between 2011 and 2014. Overall, the data of books read demonstrates an upward trend.
To begin with, the figure of books read by men was depicted with an orange line. At the beginning of this period, this number was only about 3000 books. After one year, in 2012, it increased gradually by 1000 books. Then, the graph showed an extremely sharp go up in how many books were read by males from 2013 to 2014. Over the period shown, the chart was nearly the same as a straight line which had a rapidly increasing quantity was 10000 books.
Despite the fact that books read by females had a similar trend with this statistic's males, it also had a little bit difference between these numbers at Burnaby Public Library. Starting with 5000 books respectively in 2011, women also more and more read books from time to time. In 2 years later, it had a dramatic go up by 5000 books and reached to peak at 2013 with 10000 books was read by women. However, the number of books read at this library by females reduced moderately between 2013 and 2014. In the final year of the process, the figures of books that were read by women were equal to half of how many books were read by men. This quantity was approximately 7000 books.
The data of books read by both genders at Burnaby Public Library during the four years period of time was described by the line chart. After four years, people read higher and higher figures of books.
The
line
chart illustrates the quantities of
books
read
by
people
at a Public Library between 2011 and 2014.
Overall
, the data of
books
read
demonstrates an upward trend.
To
begin
with, the figure of
books
read
by
men
was depicted
with an orange
line
. At the beginning of this period, this number was
only
about 3000
books
. After one
year
, in 2012, it increased
gradually
by 1000
books
. Then, the graph
showed
an
extremely
sharp go up in how
many
books
were
read
by males from 2013 to 2014. Over the period shown, the chart was
nearly
the same as a straight
line
which had a
rapidly
increasing quantity was 10000 books.
Despite the fact that
books
read
by females had a similar trend with this statistic's males, it
also
had a
little bit
difference between these numbers at
Burnaby
Public Library. Starting with 5000
books
respectively
in 2011, women
also
more and more
read
books
from time to time. In 2 years later, it had a dramatic go up by 5000
books
and reached to peak at 2013 with 10000
books
was
read
by women.
However
, the number of
books
read
at this library by females
reduced
moderately
between 2013 and 2014. In the final
year
of the process, the figures of
books
that were
read
by women were equal to half of how
many
books
were
read
by
men
. This quantity was approximately 7000 books.
The data of
books
read
by both genders at
Burnaby
Public Library during the four years period of time was
described
by the
line
chart. After four years,
people
read
higher and higher figures of
books
.