The bar chart graphically delineates the quantity of Australia’s residents travelling to Zoo, Library, Theatre, and Cinema in their spare time. These units are measured in percentages.
From a panoramic perspective, it is apparent that cinema is the most common facility that all groups of people tend to engage in, whereas there is a small number of people in all groups of people who visit the theatre.
Relating to Theatre and Cinema, the percentage of Australia’s residents going to Cinema are cited by the greatest proportion of participants, whereas the opposite is true of the quantity of same people visiting Theatre. Particularly, around 20% and 70% of Australian people, which significantly surpass the percentages of visitors from other nations in the same places by 10% and 20%, respectively. Additionally, the share of people who were born in English nations and visited Theatre accounted for 25% , which is less than the share of same people who visited Cinema by 40%.
Regarding Zoo and Library, although Zoo is a common place for new migrants born in English nations as well as Australian people, new migrants who were born in other countries have a tendency to engage in Library. About 55% of Australia residents born in other nations choose to visit the Library, while Australian people and new migrants born in English nations share the same percentage of approximately 40%. Furthermore, the share of Australian residents who came from English nations account for 50%, and other groups of people make up under 45%.