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Band 7+: The Chart below shows the places visited by different people living in Canada.

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The image shows a bar chart comparing the visitation rates to different places by people living in Canada, categorized by origin: New migrants born in other countries, New migrants born in English-speaking countries, and Born in Canada. Cinema: Born in Canada just under 70%, New migrants in English-speaking countries about 65%, New migrants in other countries roughly 60%. Library: Born in Canada approximately 55%, New migrants in English-speaking countries 50%, New migrants in other countries 40%. Shopping Malls: New migrants in other countries 60%, Born in Canada around 55%, New migrants in English-speaking countries about 50%. Amusement Parks: Born in Canada around 45%, New migrants in English-speaking countries slightly over 40%, New migrants in other countries near 35%.
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The provided bar chart compares information about the percentage of three distinct groups of people visiting four different places in Canada.

Overall, it can be seen that the highest ratio of cinema visits was among people born in Canada, while the lowest figure for theatre visits was for new migrants born in other countries. There was a major difference in library visits.

Looking at the chart in more detail, the cinema was visited by 70% of people born in Canada, whereas 20% visited the theatre. The percentage of new migrants born in other countries for cinema and theatre stood at 50% and 10% respectively. The proportion of places visited by new migrants born in English-speaking countries showed cinema and theatre figures of more than 60% and about 30%.

Turning to the remaining data, the percentage of places visited by new migrants born in other countries for the library was more than 60%, while the zoo was visited by about 40%. For the library, new migrants born in English-speaking countries accounted for 40%, whereas visits to the zoo stood at 50%. The percentage of people born in Canada who visited the library was approximately 40%, while zoo visits were slightly over 40%.

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