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Band 6+: The bar chart below shows the numbers of men and women attending various evening courses at an adult education centre in the year 2009. The pie chart gives information about the ages of these course participants. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two graphics: a bar chart showing the number of people in four categories (Drama, Painting, Sculpture, and Language) with men and women represented by different colors, and a pie chart showing the percentage of people in five age groups. In the bar chart, the number of men and women in Drama is equal at 15, in Painting, 10 men and 25 women, in Sculpture 5 men and 10 women, and in Language 40 men and 45 women. In the pie chart, 5% are aged under 20, 11% are 20-29, 16% are 30-39, 26% are 40-49, and 42% are 50 or over.
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The given bar chart illustrates the total of males and females joining a number of types of evening courses at an education center for adults in 2009 whilst the percentage of age range of members taking part in this course.

In comparison, more women attended drama, painting and language courses than men did. In addition, the ages of the participants have positive correlation with the percentage of participation.

According to the bar chart, drama and language had double the number of female participants compared to male. Specifically, 20 women and 10 men in drama class; 40 women and 20 men in language ones. In painting class, the number gap of these 2 genders attending this class was 5. Obviously the number of women (30%) was more than men (25%). However, sculpture was not likely for women to join with only 5 women and this number was one half compared to the number of men.

In the term of percentages of participants’ ages, at the young age (under 20), there were just 5 people from this age group joining this course. When they reached their 20, this percentage increased by 6 percentage points. The pattern continued when they reached their thirties and forties, their participation rates also rose to 16% and 26% respectively. Furthermore, the oldest age group (50+) also witnessed was the highest rate of attendance (42%)

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