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Band 4+: The table below shows responses to a questionnaire about a newly opened theatre at a club as answered by two sets of people (club members and the general public). Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents survey responses about a new theatre from 5000 people, categorized into club members and the general public. For club members: 25% highly satisfied, 40% satisfied, 10% neutral, 15% dissatisfied, and 10% highly dissatisfied. For the general public: 15% highly satisfied, 45% satisfied, 20% neutral, 13% dissatisfied, and 6% highly dissatisfied.
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The table illustrates the 5000 respondents answered to a questionnaire about a newly opened theatre at a club as answered by two sets of people – club members and general public–.

Overall, high proportion of individuals satisfied from club members, whereas the general public have satisfied more for a newly opened theatre.

According to the people from club members, over 25% of people highly satisfied, while 40% of individuals satisfied. Meanwhile, 10% of their answer was neutral, and the proportion of answers for dissatisfied accounted for 15. Furthermore, highly dissatisfied consisted 10%.

Turning to the responses given by general public, huge number of people satisfied that represented 45%, while 25% of them satisfied for a newly opened theatre. However, 20% of them accounted for neutral. Although, 13% of people dissatisfied for a new theatre, but small percentage of individuals highly dissatisfied that consisted 6%.

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