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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 chart demonstrates us how many people have gone to the conema in one of the European counrty in between 2000 and 2011.
The first line shows that only 20 percent of 15-24 years old people went to cinema in 2000. Their number has raised to 2006 and then it has rapidly decreased. In 2011 number of them was approximately 50 percent of all the visitors. The number of teenagers between 7 and 14 and 25-35 years old adults has the same traectory of groth. In 2000s they were only about 10% and became about 30 to 2011. Moreover, the percentage of adults above 35 didn’t chabge really seriously. It has grown only for about 10%
By analizing the chart we know how the persentage of people of different ages who have been to cinema for 11 years has changed.
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