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Band 4+: The chart below shows the places visited by different people living in Australia. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts a chart comparing the places visited by different people living in Australia, categorized by their birthplace. The chart includes four types of places: Zoo, Library, Theatre, and Cinema, and three categories of people: Born in Australia (represented in black), New migrants born in English-speaking countries (represented in grey), and New migrants born in other countries (represented in striped pattern). The highest percentage of visits is for the cinema by new migrants born in English-speaking countries (approximately 60%), and the lowest percentage is for the zoo by new migrants born in other countries (approximately 10%). The chart also shows that the library is the least visited place for all three categories, with percentages ranging between 10-20%.
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The bar chart illustrates the average number of visitors of different places in Australia. Units are measured in percentage.

Overall, it is evident that the cinema is the most engrossing place among Australian population, accouning 70% respectively. In addition, it is worth considering that the significant minority of migrants from other countries is involved in visiting the theatre ( 10% respectively).

Looking more closely, there is a small gap in visiting the library between the percent of Australians (approximately 37%) and the percent of migrants born in English-speaking countries (40% correspondingly). Overwhelmengly, the vast majority of foreign visitors from non-speaking English countries hold interest in the library opposed to the zoo, the theatre and the cinema (approximately 55% respectively).

Additionally, it is obvious that the considerable quantity of English-speaking migrant is absorned in visiting the cinema more than the theatre, regarding to the significant difference between the percentage, accounting about 44% respectively.

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