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Band 6+: 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 presents survey of club members and the general public expressing their opinion over opening of a new theatre at a club. The figures recorded are in percentage, displaying response of 5000 people.

Overall, the club members and general public are satisfied with the club as more than 50% make up the highly satisfied and satisfied percentage.

The theatre has satisfied over 65% of club members among which 25% were highly satisfied. However, a quarter found it to be dissatisfying and the rest 10% took a neutral stand.

Similarly, the general public shared a common opinion with the club members, when 60% expressed satisfaction overall, out of which, 15% were extremely satisfied. Furthermore, less than a fifth were dissatisfied and 20% had a neutral opinion. Hence, the survey proved that more people overall including the club members and general public were satisfied with the theatre than others who expressed dissatisfaction or had a neutral stand.

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