[parknaeun] Writing Practice Test 1121307

The provided line graph illustrates the number of participants in four different kinds of sports in a peculiar area from 1985 to 2005. Overall, it can be easily seen that tennis and rugby witnessed opposite trend whilst basketball and badminton seemed to remain unchanged.

During the whole time period, more people took part in tennis. In 1985, there was only 150 individuals participated in this sport, but the number constantly increased and reached a high of nearly 225 participants in the end of the time period. In contrast, rugby saw a completely different trend as the number of enrolled individuals constantly decreased. There was approximate 250 participants in 1985, and at the end of the time period, only 50 people chose that kind of sport. The most special point is that there were the same number of participants for these sports (200 people).

Unlike two types of sports above, basketball and badminton seemed to have a few slight changes. In 1985, there was about 80 individuals chose basketball and the number stayed the same in 2005. About badminton, it had about 50 people joined between 1985 and 2005. Another impressive point is that in 2005, both rugby and badminton had 50 participants.

Everyone has at least one target in their lives that they make a huge effort to achieve it. People have various viewpoints about the main reason resulting in fulfilling their aims, and the fact remains that a large number of individuals believe it is due to fortune. From my perspective, I partially agree with this statement.

One of the main reason is that nothing can be done by luck only. All the targets deserve to be respected more as people cannot achieve them without making a lot of effort. A variety of tasks like learning a new language require individuals to practice the same act daily. Learners have to revise what they have learned before for better retention and prepare for the next lesson carefully. Lessons also need to be reviewed frequently after several specific amount of time. It is obvious that without fortune, sometimes dreams cannot come true, for they need more efforts. However, no one can sail their dreams with fortune and none of effort made.

Perhaps my best reason is