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Band 5+: The chart below shows the places visited by different people living in Australia.

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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 locations namely zoo, library ,theatre and cinema visited by people who live in Australia.

Overall, the cinema was the most frequently visited place by all categories of people, while the theatre was the least popular. Additionally, new migrants born in English – speaking countries tended to visit these places more frequently compared to those born in Australia and new migrants born in other countries.

The proportion of people born in Australia who visited cinema was largest, reaching approximately 70%. The figure for zoo and library were slightly lower, at around 40%. Just 20% of them went to theatre, the smallest figure among all these places.

In most locations, new migrants born in English-speaking countries tended to visit about 15% more than migrants born in others counties, the opposite was true in library.

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