Describing graphs

1.      This is a (l)  graph with the upward (t)  showing the political activity of citizens for the (p)  of 25 days.

2.      The graph (s)   at (j)  over 60 people on day one.

3.      Then the activity of people (i)  dramatically till one hundred on day two.

4.      It remained (s)  at one hundred from day 2 (t)  day 5 with a (s)  of 110 on day 4.

5.      The political activity of citizens (f)  (m)  for three days with the (m)  of just over 110 and the (m)  just under 100.

6.      Then on day 8 there was a (sh)  drop to just under 80 people.

7.      After that there was a slight (i)  till one hundred on day 9.

8.      After the (s)  increase, however, there was an insignificant (dr)  of activity on day 10.

9.       It is clearly seen that the activity continued to (r)  for two and a half days reaching (j)  over 140 an all time (h)  point on day 12.

10.  After that the (gr)  (de)  slightly and then again but this time more (sh)  plummeting to 60 on day 15.

11.  On day 16 it continued to (f)  but changed its (p)  slowing down.

12.  Then the activity continued to (i)  reaching just (o)  80 before (d)  again on day 18.

13.  It regained before soaring till (j)  over a hundred on (d)  20.

14.  On day 21, however, the activity (f)  (w)  with the (m)  of 90 people and the (m)  just under 50 before leveling (o) at 90.

15.  In (c)  we can see that the political activity of citizens was rather high (t)  the whole period.  

 

  

    period in days before and after New Year

 

1. This is an upwarda downward graph.
2. The graph starts at just overunder 40-2050-10.
3. First the number increaseddecreased dramaticallygradually.
4. Then it continued to decreaseto increase reaching just over zero with a dipspike just after New Year.