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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 is a bar chart displaying the percentage of different groups of people in Canada and their visitation to four places: Cinema, Theatre, Library, and Zoo. The groups are: New migrants born in other countries, New migrants born in English-speaking countries, and People born in Canada. For Cinema, New migrants born in other countries visited 60%, New migrants born in English-speaking countries visited 65%, and Born in Canada visited 70%. For Theatre, New migrants born in other countries visited 40%, New migrants born in English-speaking countries visited 45%, and Born in Canada visited 55%. For Library, New migrants born in other countries visited 50%, New migrants born in English-speaking countries visited 50%, and Born in Canada visited 50%. For Zoo, New migrants born in other countries visited 30%, New migrants born in English-speaking countries visited 25%, and Born in Canada visited 35%. The highest visitation percentage is for Cinema by Born in Canada at 70%, while the lowest is for Zoo by New migrants born in English-speaking countries at 25%.
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The provided bar chart depicts the percentage of different people, who visited various places in cinema, theatre, library, and zoo, in the nation: Canada. The information is given for the year 2010.

Overall, it is clear that the maximum ratio of time spent was on cinema, However, it was followed by library and zoo. In contrast, it was minimum of theatre.

Looking at the bar chart in detail, in 2010, the ratio of time spent by people born in other countries on the library was 55% compared to 35% on the zoo. However, for the former categories, the percentage was 40% and 38% in born in English-speaking countries and those born in Canada. Whereas, for the latter category, it was 50% and 43% for those born in English-speaking countries and those born in Canada.

Analyzing, the bar chart further, in 2010, born in Canada on cinema was at the top position, at 70%. However, it was followed by those born in English-speaking countries, which contributed 65%. it is noticeable that next place was occupied by those born in other countries, with 50%, respectively.

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