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Band 5+: The pie charts show figures for the use of public libraries in 1991 and 2000 in Britain. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays two pie charts for 1991 and 2000. In 1991, with 290 million visitors, the breakdown of activities was: Borrow or return books 65%, Read newspaper or magazine 15%, Obtain information 10%, and Study 10%. In 2000, with 350 million visitors, the breakdown was: Borrow or return books 55%, Obtain information 20%, Borrow or return videos 18%, Read newspaper or magazine 5%, and Study 2%.
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This pie graps illustrate the number of visitors and their activities in communal libraries Britain ,with the figure expressed in percent over the period from 1991 to 2000.

Overall, it is evident to see that public libraries in britian became more prevalent at the end of period. In particular, the figure for borrow or return books exhibited the most substantial feature throughout the period whereas that of borrow or return videos was just introduced latter. In additionally, almost all intial features in the chart showed a downward trend apart from the figure for obtain information.

With regard to the downward catagories, The number of people borrowed and returned book recorded the most prominent figure at precisely 65 percent, after which reduced by 10 percent to 55 percent. Similarity, the proportion of newspaper or magazine read was 15 percent in the first period before coming down to 5 percent. Futrthermore, studing in lirbaries became the least popular in libraries, abeilt account for 10 percent in 1991.

Examining the remaining data, the number of people obtained information in libraties was just 10 percent and then increased to a fifth , making it become a second largest in 2000. Meanwhile, despite just being introduced in latter, borrowing and return videos were a prominent choice among visitors, stood at 18 percent. Notably, there was a large more people attended museum, increasing from 290 millions to 350 millions which underscored a clear different among catories

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