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Band 7+: The chart beow shows what percentage of people living in Australia visited certain cultural or leisure facilities in their free time. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents percentage data on visits to cultural and leisure facilities in Australia in 2010. Zoo: Born in Australia 50%, New migrants (English-speaking) 40%, New migrants (Other countries) 35%. Library: Born in Australia 40%, New migrants (English-speaking) 55%, New migrants (Other countries) 45%. Theatre: Born in Australia 30%, New migrants (English-speaking) 25%, New migrants (Other countries) 10%. Cinema: Born in Australia 65%, New migrants (English-speaking) 55%, New migrants (Other countries) 50%.
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The bar chart provides information about the proportion of individuals who are living in Australia spent their spare time visiting cultural or leisure facilities in 2010.

Overall, Cinema witnessed the largest percentage of participants, whereas the least share was recorded in Theatre facility.

Regarding Cinema and Library, visiting Cinema was by far the most popular activity in 2010, with 70% of attendance born in Australia, around 65% of those being migrants born in English-speaking nations, and a half of migrants from other countries. While around 55% of migrants born from other countries was reported in Library, the percentage of Australia people and migrants from English-speaking countries joining in this place were 38% and 40%, respectively in the given time.

In terms of Zoo and Theatre, Zoo facility was visited the most by migrants born in English-speaking countries, with a half of them choosing this activity compared to just over 40% of those born in Australia and approximately 35% of the migrants born in other countries. By contrast, Theatre witnessed the smallest proportion of people living in Australia, with only 20% of people born in Australia choosing this place in their leisure time, twice as many as that of migrants from non-English-nations, while the number for migrants born in English-speaking countries was around 25%

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