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Band 4+: Question: The bar chart shows the percentage of people going to cinemas in one European country on different days. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains a bar chart showing the percentage of people going to cinemas in one European country on different days for the years 2003, 2005, and 2007. On Mon, percentages were 10% (2003), 14% (2005), and 12% (2007). On Tue, they were 20% (2003), 17% (2005), and approximately 19% (2007). On Wed, figures were 16% (2003), 14% (2005), and approximately 9% (2007). On Thu, percentages were 12% (2003), 9% (2005), and 14% (2007). On Fri, the figure was consistently 30% for all three years. On Sat, attendance was 40% (2003), 45% (2005), and 43% (2007), and on Sun, it was 30% (2003), 34% (2005), and 32% (2007).
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The bar graph illustrates the amount of people who goes to movies in one particular European country on various days.it compares particular days in terms of their percentage and number of years.

Initially, the graph provides information about the population present in three different years. these years are represented with red, yellow and green respectively. Subsequently, the y-axis is marked with the people presented . it reveals an upward trend in the population in 2005, while there was a downward trend 2007.

In the beginning period, the people going to the movie showed a sharp increase in the week days and showed a sharp decrease on normal days. On the weekend majority of the people above 30 million preferred to go movies meanwhile minority of the people choose to go on normal days

From this trend, it can be concluded that on ordinary days the rush is relatively stable but the week-end days are having high fluctuations.

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