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Band 6+: The bar chart below shows the membership of various clubs by two age groups. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a bar chart titled "Membership of various clubs" with membership divided into age groups 20-30 and 45-65 for six club categories: Historical (20-30: 28, 45-65: 52), Archaeology (20-30: 42, 45-65: 45), Fitness (20-30: 50, 45-65: 42), Arts and crafts (20-30: 60, 45-65: 20), Social (20-30: 58, 45-65: 48), and Other (20-30: 2, 45-65: 5).
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The bar chart illustrates the membership numbers of different clubs categorized by the young adults and middle-aged adults. Overall, there is a relative distinction in the categories between both aged groups; particularly, historical, arts and crafts, and the others, however, the 20-30 age group is absent in most categories.

According to these given-statistical figures, while arts and crafts exhibit the highest number of memberships of younger groups, these kinds have received less attention by the older, just one-third of the former. However, a contrasting trend has been witnessed in these historical clubs when the 45-65 aged memberships tend to join in, within double figures compared to the last one.

Another situation presented by the graph is the slight difference between the two age groups in clubs such as fitness and social clubs, where younger members outnumber older ones by about ten percent. Add to this can also be seen that there are as members in the fitness group as in the social group for both age categories. Whereas archaeology as an exclusive club indicates similar levels of participation, within beyond forty members in all ages.

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