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Band 4+: The chart below shows the places visited by different places living in Australia.

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The image shows a bar graph with four categories: Zoo, Library, Theatre, and Cinema, with three different groups represented: Born in Australia, New migrants born in English-speaking countries, and New migrants born in other countries. For the Zoo category, Born in Australia group is around 28%, New migrants born in English-speaking countries is around 25%, and New migrants born in other countries is around 20%. For the Library category, Born in Australia group is around 45%, New migrants born in English-speaking countries is around 40%, and New migrants born in other countries is around 35%. For the Theatre category, Born in Australia group is around 25%, New migrants born in English-speaking countries is around 15%, and New migrants born in other countries is around 10%. For the Cinema category, Born in Australia group is around 65%, New migrants born in English-speaking countries is around 48%, and New migrants born in other countries is around 55%. The graph shows that the Born in Australia group consistently has a higher percentage in all categories.
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The given bar chart illustrates location attended by various residents in Australia.

Overall, it seems that the most frequented place was cinema by new migrants born in English speaking countries, with 70% of the sanctification, while the lowest indicator was theater was 10% visits by new migrants born in other countries.

First new immigrants born in other countries mostly were going to library with about 55% of mark, whereas theater was rarely visited with 10% of foreign-born migrants. In contrast, figure of people who born in Australia shows that the highest indicator with 70% of participations were in cinema, while the lowest measure with 20% was theatre.

In addition, measure of new migrants born in English-speaking countries demonstrate figures as people who born in Australia. Although, new migrants born in English-speaking countries lower about 5% than Australians. On the other hand, illustration of attendent people in the theater higher by 5% than Australians.

When it comes to indicator of visiting zoo and library everything is stable they are without any fluctuations.

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