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Band 4+: The graph below shows the cinema attendance of people on different days of the week in 2003, 2005 and 2007. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant.

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The image presents a bar chart of cinema attendance across days of the week for years 2003, 2005, 2007 with attendance measured in percentages. For Monday: 2003 (10%), 2005 (approximately 12%), 2007 (roughly 14%). Tuesday: 2003 (approximately 17%), 2005 (approximately 16%), 2007 (16%). Wednesday: all three years 2003, 2005, 2007 record same percentage (14%). Thursday: 2003 (approximately 23%), 2005 (19%), 2007 (21%). Friday shows uniform attendance for all years at 30%. Saturday: 2003 (approximately 40%), 2005 (approximately 42%), 2007 (45%). Sunday has 2003 (approximately 30%), 2005 (36%), 2007 (43%).
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The graph compares proportion of people attended cinema hall on different days of the week in 2003, 2005 and 2007.

Overall, it is clear that the most amount of people visited cinema hall on sunday. Sunday and friday were two crowded days after that whereas the least number of them attended on monday.

In 2003, nearly 26% of them visited on sunday which rose steadily till 2007 when it reached the peak around 28%. Approximately 23% people accounted for visiting cimena hall at 2003 which then dropped to around 21% in 2005 and remained unchanged by 2007. Friday was third biggest day of weak with 16% of visiting at that day and remained stable at that number throught the period.

Normally, less people visited cinema hall on other days. Thursday was better between them with 11% people count on 2003 but it declined in 2005 at 10% and remained that way till 2007. Thursday and wednesday saw similiar pattern where they was near 10% in 2003 then dropped bellow of it then again increased to the same number of 2003 in 2007. Monday was the least favourtite day to the people for visiting cinema hall. In 2003, around 7% visited that day which dropped over the period and reached nearly 5% in 2007.

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