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Band 5+: 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 bar chart talks about the places visited in Canada by different types of residents in Canada.

The cinema was visted the most compared to the other locations. Seventy percent of residents born in Canada frequently visit the cinema. About sixty percent of migrants born in English speaking countries visit the cinema, which is only a ten percent difference compared to residents born in Canada. Fifty percent of migrants from non English speaking countries visit the cinema

Moving on to the library, not many residents visit compared to the cinema. Ten percent of citizens born in Canada visit the library. Whereas approximately twenty-five percent of citizens who migrated from English-speaking countries visit the library. About twenty percent of migrants from non-English speaking countries visit the library.

Shopping malls are more popular than libraries. 55% of migrants coming from non-English countries visit the mall. 40% of migrants from English-speaking countries visit, 15% difference from non-English countries. Residents born in Canada who visit the mall should be around 35%, not a big difference.

Amusement parks were vistied by migrants from English countries the most, 50% of migrants visted amusement parks. Around 40% of Canadian born citizens visit amusement parks and 35% of migrants from non English-speaking countries vist the amusement park.

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