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The image shows a line graph of the percentage of people by age group visiting the cinema at least once per month from 1978 to 2008. Age 14-24 starts at just over 90% in 1978, stays above 85% until 2003 when it declines to around 82% in 2008. Age 25-34 starts at 70% in 1978, rises to 73% in 1983, dips to 69% in 1988, climbs to a peak of 75% in 1993 before descending to around 64% in 2008. Age 35-49 begins at around 53% in 1978, fluctuates between 50% and 55% until 2003, and ends at around 52% in 2008. Age 50+ starts at around 33% in 1978, reaches a peak of around 38% in 1983, descends to 32% in 1988, ascends again to 36% in 1993, and finishes at around 34% in 2008.
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The line graph compares the percentage of by age group visited the cinema at least once per ,oth in one particular country from 1978 to 2008.
Overall, The 14-24 age gruop recorded the highest cinema attendance, whereas the age 50+ had the lowest cinema attendance.
In terms of the 14-24 age people attendad cinema around 90% in 1978. The figure attendad slightly discreased in 1998 apoximatly 78% before rising around 85%. Finally, the trend is downward about 81% in 2008. Meanwhile, the figure of the age 25-34 individuals attendad 80% at 1978. The number declined slightly about 60% at 1998 followed by attendad rise gradually roughly 65% between 1998 and 2003, the trend is downward around 62% in 2008.
Moving on to the two gruop age 35-49 and 50+ attended cinema 60% and 40% in 1978. These figure dropped slightly 40% and 20% in 1988 before rose gradually 40% and around 62% in 1998. In 2003, these figure levelled attended and these the rate increasd or decline around 50% in 2008.
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