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The image depicts a line graph with percentages from 0 to 60 on the y-axis and years from 2000 to 2011 on the x-axis, featuring four age categories (15-24, 7-14, 25-35, 35 and over). In 2000: 15-24 (14%), 7-14 (5%), 25-35 (5%), 35 and over (1%). In 2002: 15-24 (around 18%), 7-14 (7%), 25-35 (7%), 35 and over (1%). In 2004: 15-24 (20%), 7-14 (10%), 25-35 (9%), 35 and over (1%). In 2006: 15-24 (around 28%), 7-14 (11%), 25-35 (15%), 35 and over (2%). In 2008: 15-24 (30%), 7-14 (15%), 25-35 (20%), 35 and over (3%). In 2010: 15-24 (50%), 7-14 (22%), 25-35 (30%), 35 and over (5%). In 2011: 15-24 (around 52%), 7-14 (26%), 25-35 (25%), 35 and over (6%).
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The line chart illustates the porpotion of residenst commuted to cinema in different age groups at least once a month in a European country between 2000 and 2011.
Overall, the number of people went to cinema witnessed the upward trend in all categories despite fluctations in the period.
First of all, individuals from 15 to 24 years old recorded the largest percentage with the beginning in 15% in initial year and ending with higher 40%. This age group rose to nearly one thrid with its ratio in 2000. Following by tennagers group, in spite of a fluctuation, it stood the second highest position in the graph and peaking at nearly 40%.
Comparing with age group between 25-35 years old, it surged dramatically by higher 20% throughtout 11 years, matching with its fraction about 30% in the last year. Meanwhile, people older 35 years old rarely went to cinema with smallest porpotion and are likely to increase steadily throughout the period, accounted for higher 10%.
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