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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 bar chart compares the proportions of people living in Australia, categorized into three groups, who visited four recreational places: the zoo, the library, the theatre and the cinema.
Overall, it is clear that the cinema was the most popular place among all groups. In contrast, the theatre was visited by the smallest proportion of people. The library and the zoo had relatively similar percentages of visitors across the different groups.
The percentage of visitors who were new migrants born in English-speaking countries accounted for 65% for the cinema, while migrants from other countries accounted for only 50%. Australians had the highest percentage of visitors to the cinema (70%); however, they were less active in terms of visiting the theatre (only 20%). The figures for migrants from other countries and those from English-speaking countries were 10% and 25% respectively for the theatre.
The percentage of Australians who visited the library was almost similar to that of English-speaking migrants (around 40%). Meanwhile, migrants born in other countries showed the highest percentage for visiting the library compared to the other places. The percentages of Australians and migrants from English-speaking countries who visited the zoo were slightly higher than those who visited the library. In contrast, the figure for migrants from other countries was much lower, at about 35%.
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