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Band 5+: The chart shows the number of visitors to a local cinema last year according to age. Summarize the information by choosing and reporting the key features, and make any relevant comparisons. Write at least 150 words.

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The image shows a donut chart representing the percentage of visitors to the local cinema by age. The chart is divided into five segments, with each segment representing a different age group. The segment for ages 5-14 is colored red and accounts for 16% of visitors. The segment for ages 15-24 is colored maroon and also accounts for 16% of visitors. The segment for ages 25-34 is colored brown and accounts for 12% of visitors. The segment for ages 35-54 is colored beige and accounts for 51% of visitors. Lastly, the segment for ages 55 and older is colored light grey and accounts for 5% of visitors.
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the diagram presented the information about the number of visitor to the local movies by age group ( 5-14, 15-24, 25-34, 35-54, and 55 and older) in last year.

overall, the chart shows that, aged 35-54 has a higher percentage of people visiting to watch in the local cinema than the other aged do. moreover, aged 5-14 has a lower visiting to movies building.

regarding age 35-54 have the highest figure, at 51( the maximum record shown), aged 15-24 accounted for the second number of visitor, at 16%. only aged 25-34 did number stand at 12%,while aged 55 and older were a similiar number, include 8%. in which the figure for aged 5-14 was the lowest percentage of visiting domestic cinema, accounting for 5%(the minimum list prensented).

according to chart, the biggest figure for visitor in last year was aged 35-54,while the smallest percentage of visitor was watched movies by aged 5-14

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