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Band 4+: The line graph below shows cinema attendance in Great Britain from 2000 to 2011. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts a line graph with cinema attendance percentages by age group in Great Britain from 2000 to 2011. For ages 15-24: 40% in 2000, fluctuating to 52% in 2005, peaking at 54% in 2010, ending at 52% in 2011; for ages 7-14: 30% in 2000, rising to 40% in 2006, fluctuating afterward, ending at 33% in 2011; for ages 25-35: 25% in 2000, increasing to 30% in 2006, slightly variable afterward, closing at 32% in 2011; for ages 35 and over: approximately 3% in 2000, gradually ascending to 13% in 2011.
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The line graph demonstrates all ages participation (7-35) at the film theatre between 2000-2011 in Great Britain.

Overall,. All age group showed an upward trend over the period shown. However, juveniles there were the highest number of attendance, while adults people.

Focus on the teenagers (15-24), in 2000 initially roughly at 18%, after that increased gradually to about 32% in 2004. In 2005, there was start fluctuated and rose steeply by around 18%, and between 2008 and 2009 stayed stably at roughly 38%. By the end, in 2011 gradually grew approximately 58%.

In terms of 7-14 and 23-35, in 2000 beginning at 10% and around 16%. Kids in ages between 7-14, start fluctuated to 2005 approximately 15%. And then rose enormously at 30% in 2008. However 25-35 years initially roughly 6% in 2000 and over period stably grow , but in 2006 start oscillated. By the end in 2011, 7-14 ages and 25-35 years fell to 30% and about 25% respectively.

As for adult people 35 and more ages. In 2000 beginning approximately 1%, after that from 2000 to 2011 stably minimally increased to roughly 11%.

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