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Band 4+: The chart shows the percentage of people in one country, by age group, who visited one or more museums in 2006, 2011 and 2016. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a bar chart with the percentage of people that visited at least one museum in one country, categorized by age group for the years 2006, 2011, and 2016. There are six age groups: 15-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-54, 55-64, and 65+. In 2006, the highest percentage was in the 45-54 group with about 37%, while the lowest was in the 15-24 group with about 25%. In 2011, the highest percentage was in the 55-64 group with about 40%, and the lowest was in the 15-24 group with about 20%. In 2016, the 55-64 group still had the highest percentage with over 35%, and the 15-24 group had the lowest with under 20%. Other age groups show fluctuations, but overall percentages slightly decrease over the years.
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This bar graph illustrate the percentage of people in different ages who visited the museums in 2006,2011 and 2016.

Overall ,the people age between 55 to 64 has maximum percentage to visit museum ,while the age is 65+ has least percentage to visit museum.

In 2006 ,the 25% people ages between 15 to 24 visited the museum and around 30% people who ages between 25 to 34 visited the museum.on the other hand ,20% people age 35 to 44 visited the museum but the age 45 to 54 is same as above .In addition the people age between 55 to 64 has 40% and greater percentage to visited museum and 65+ people has around 25% to visited museums.

In 2011, the ages between 25 to 54 has same percentage such as 30% people visited the museum and the age between 54 to 64 has peak percentage (30%) who people visited the museum.

In 2016, the ages between 35 to 44 has rose percentage around 40 % who people visited museums. The ages between 65+ has minimum percentage around 30% who people visited the museum but.

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