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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 pie charts compare the proportion of visitor to public library in Britain in 1991 and their main reasons in 2000.

Overall, it is clear that allmost people came to public library to borrow or return book in the both year. Inadition, another special feture was that there was a appence of a new purpose to went to liblary.

In 1991, the main reasson people going to the liblary was borrow or return book, which was higher than that of obtain information, with 65% for the former and 10% for the latter. By 2000, the amount of vistor using public library fell slightly by 10 %. While , the figures for obtain informantion winnessd a changes from 10% to 20%.

Around 10% the porportion people visited library came from study in comparison to 15% read newpaper or magazines ones.But when it come to 2000, the amount people went to libraly to study decreased significantly (by8%). A smilar patterns were recored for read newpaper or magazines, from 15% to 5%.In the same perior, there was a new reasons why people came to libraly- borrow or return video , which taking 18%.

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