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Band 5+: The chart below shows the percentage of different age groups who went to cinema once a month or more in one European country from 200 to 2011

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The image shows the percentage of four age groups attending cinema monthly from 2000 to 2011: (1) Ages 7-14: 2000 at 10%, 2001 at 10%, 2002 at 11%, 2003 at 14%, 2004 at 15%, 2005 at 17%, 2006 at 21%, 2007 at 21%, 2008 at 25%, 2009 at 30%, 2010 at 32%, 2011 at 30%. (2) Ages 15-24: 2000 at 38%, 2001 at 39%, 2002 at 40%, 2003 at 45%, 2004 at 48%, 2005 at 51%, 2006 at 54%, 2007 at 55%, 2008 at 51%, 2009 at 56%, 2010 at 58%, 2011 at 52%. (3) Ages 25-35: 2000 at 8%, 2001 at 9%, 2002 at 10%, 2003 at 10%, 2004 at 12%, 2005 at 14%, 2006 at 15%, 2007 at 17%, 2008 at 18%, 2009 at 23%, 2010 at 25%, 2011 at 25%. (4) Ages 35 and over: 2000 at 2%, 2001 at 2%, 2002 at 3%, 2003 at 4%, 2004 at 5%, 2005 at 7%, 2006 at 8%, 2007 at 8%, 2008 at 10%, 2009 at 12%, 2010 at 13%, 2011 at 13%.
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The given line chart illustrate the interest comparison from different age groups who went to cinema in a month. In general, the highest interest show in the group of people who aged about 15 until 24. On the other hand, the lowest amount come from group of people who aged 35 and above.

To begin with, from 2000 to 2011 the overall progression of every groups of people’s interest are remain increase. Firstly, people who aged 15 until 24 are the most enthusiastic to go to the cinema. They started at percentage of 15 in 2000, while extremely rise to the percentage of 50 in 2011. However, both of groups, which are people who aged 7 until 14 and 25 until 35, remain steady. They started at the similiar point in 2000, which is 10 percents below, and both ended up at the exact 30 percents below in 2011. Lastly, the oldest group, which is people who aged 35 and over are stand in the lowest part of the chart. Thus, they seem to started at 0 and in 2011 the percentage was slightly increase become about 10 percents.

In summarising, the 4 groups differ considerably in term of eagerness. Indeed, the teenage group, namely aged 17 to 24 would be group that was go to the cinema the most. While the elderly, namely aged 35 above, became the least favor of enjoyment with the cinema.

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