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Band 5+: The charts below give information about the people use public library and the main reasons to visit in Britain in 1991 in 2000.

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The image consists of two pie charts labeled "the main reason to visit - 1991" and "the main reason to visit - 2000" respectively. The 1991 chart shows: borrow or return book 65%, obtain information 15%, study 10%, and read newspaper or magazine 10%. The 2000 chart shows: borrow or return book 55%, obtain information 18%, study 20%, read newspaper or magazine 5%, and borrow or return videos 2%.
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The image displays two pie charts that illustrate the main reasons people visited a library in two different years, 1991 and 2000.

Overall, there is information given by quantity about visiting and changes by number of visitors in 1991 and 2000. Also, the main reasons to visit the Library are given. The reasons are: borrow and return books, absorb information, education, and read newspapers or magazines. During these years, the reasons are the same, but in addition, in 2000, there is one more: to borrow or return videos.

The image consists of two pie charts Firt one outline particularly reasons to visit Library in 1991 as like as a second and quantity these reasons by visitors, for example like to borrow or return book were the main reason used to visit Library. It was the reason of 65% citizens, while in 2000 it decreased to 55%. Obtain some information of library from books were the reason of 10% visitors till 2000s it grew up to 20%. Only 10% of guests used library to study and 15% to read newspaper or magazines. In 2000s visitors used library to read newspaper and magazines only 5%, but only 2% of visitors used library for studying. In addition there was one more reason: borrow or return videos, and this reason used 18% of guests of library in 2000s.

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