Band 6+: The bar chart compares the amount of money (in millions of dollars) that people in four different age groups from Seoul, South Korea, spent on going to the cinema, restaurants and music concerts in 2014. Read the information. Then read the sentences about the chart and match them with the correct main features. Use the words in the box.

The bar chart dipicts the amount of money utilize to three activities of four different age groups.

What stands out from the chart is that going out at restaurant was the most popular activity among these one with people of all ages. Looking at from general perspectives, the 26-39 age group allocated the most money for cinema, while the age range from 56 to 80 utilize the least money to cinema.

People aged from 40 to 55 extended the most money on restaurants at about 22 million, whereas the 18 – 25 age group spent the least with only 13 million. The amount of money people aged from 18 to 25 invest in music concerts was 14 million, being double that of people 40 – 55, at 7 million.

The amount of money the 26 – 39 age group distribute to cinema was three quarters than that of those in their old age from 56 to 80, at nearly 12 million and 9 million, respectively. People age from 26 to 39 allocate more expenditure for restaurants than the 56- 80 age group. The amount of money people aged from 26 to 39 extended on music concerts was 12 million, was twice more than that of people 56 – 80, at 6 million.