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The image is a bar chart showing the percentage of different people living in Australia that visited the Zoo, Library, Theatre, and Cinema. Born in Australia people visited Zoo (30%), Library (50%), Theatre (60%), and Cinema (65%). New migrants born in English-speaking countries visited Zoo (40%), Library (55%), Theatre (42%), and Cinema (60%). New migrants born in other countries visited Zoo (20%), Library (30%), Theatre (25%), and Cinema (50%). Overall, Cinema had the highest visitation rate, followed by Theatre, Library, and Zoo, with people born in Australia visiting each place the most, except for the Zoo where new migrants from English-speaking countries had the highest visitation rate.
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The bar chart illustrates the four locations namely the zoo, library, theatre, and cinema visited by different people who are citizens of Australia.Overall, the graph zig-zagged for all categories.
The cinema is the most popular place compared to other locations and reached a peak of 70%. Additionally, the minimum proportion of cinema visitors by new migrants born in other countries sat at 50%. Meanwhile, the theatre has the lowest number of callers in the whole diagram, having a peak at 25% by incomers who were born in English countries.
Another accommodation is a library which approaches the zenith of 55% of new migrants born in foreign countries.Furthermore, the difference between people who speak English and speak another language is almost 4%.Lastly, the highest percentage of the zoo sits at 50 per cent of new migrants born in English-speaking countries. Moreover, the lowest point belongs to new citizens of Australia who speak foreign languages.
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