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The graph above shows radio and television audiences throughout the day in 1992.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
Write at least 150 words.
IELTS Candidate: Andre Christoga Pramaditya
According to the data above, the audience of television in the UK is less than 50 percent, even the audience of radio only makes 30 percent of the population.
- television audience / radio audience
- In your introduction paragraph for Task 1, you should provide a general overview of the visual data.
On the radio data, we can see that it has around 8% listeners on 6 AM, 20% listeners on 8 AM, 21% on 10 AM, and then it goes down to 15% on 12 PM, 11% on 2 PM, 13% on 4 PM, back to 10% on 6 PM, 7% on 8 PM, 5% on 10 PM, 3% on 12 AM, 1% on 2 AM, 2% on 4 AM and back to 3% on 6 AM.
On the other hand, on the television data, we can see that it has around 0% watchers on 6 AM, 5% on 8 AM, 4% on 10 AM, 6% on 12 PM, 13% on 2 PM, 19% on 4 PM, it then goes up to 40% on 6 PM, it then goes to it’s highest which is 45% on 8 PM, it then goes down to 35% on 10 PM, and 15% on 12 AM, and around 3% on 2 AM, and it goes a bit up to 5% on 4 AM, and then 7% on 6 AM.
