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Band 6+: The bar chart shows the average number of cinema admissions per person in Japan, the UK, and Germany between 2005 and 2020. The line graph illustrates the average cinema ticket price in US dollars during the same period. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image contains two charts: a bar chart titled "Cinema Admissions per Person (2005-2020)" and a line graph titled "Average Cinema Ticket Price (2005-2020)". The bar chart details admissions per person for Japan (2005: 1.5, 2008: 1.6, 2011: 1.8, 2014: 2.0, 2017: 2.3, 2020: 2.6), the UK (2005: 3.0, 2008: 3.2, 2011: 3.5, 2014: 3.8, 2017: 3.9, 2020: 4.1), and Germany (2005: 2.5, 2008: 2.7, 2011: 2.9, 2014: 2.6, 2017: 2.3, 2020: 2.0). The line graph plots average ticket prices in US dollars as follows: 2006: $7.0, 2008: $7.5, 2010: $8.0, 2012: $8.25, 2014: $8.5, 2016: $8.75, 2018: $9.0, and 2020: $9.5.
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The provided bar chart demonstrates information about the average amount of cinema admissions per individual in three regions such as, Germany, the UK and Japan from 2005 to 2010, whereas line graph presents the average ticket price over the period.

Looking from an overall perspective, it can be seen that the UK was the most dominant throughout the period showing the highest number of cinema admissions per person. It is worth noticing that while Germany experienced a slight decrease with each year, Japan had a modest growth. It is shown that averge of ticket price boosted over the period.

According to the bar chart, the UK reached around 3.0 admissions per person in 2005 however, it began to increase and by 2014-2015 it reached around 3.7. Furthermore, at the end of 2020 it had highest mark among other regions, with approximately 4.5. As can be seen, German started from roughly 2.7. It commenced showing slight increase at 2.9 by 2011 but, it stated decreasing from 2014 to 2020 reaching around 1.9 at the end of period. Whereas, Japan starting from 1.5 demonstrated a modest increase. And in 2020 it boosted to approximately 2.3.

Generally speaking, the average of ticket price which started from 7.0 US dollars in 2006 accounted for the largest proportion of price by the end of 2020 achieving 9.5 US dollars.

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