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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 given table illustrates ratings of 5000 respondents that divide into two sets of people, including club members and the general public, give to a questionare about a newly opened theatre at a club.

Overall, the most common feedback of both club members and the general public gave to this new theatre was satisfied, while only a small number of opinions gave highly dissatisfied. Additionally, good ratings were almost originated from club members, whereas the proportion of neutral and poor ratings were witnessed more by the general public.

Regarding club members, Satisfied topped the list at 40%, followed by highly satisfied and dissatisfied at 25% and 15%, respectively. Moreover, neutral and highly dissatisfied recored an identical level at one-tenth for each.

Concerning the general public, satisfied remained in first position with nearly a half of total respondents. Neutral ratings took the second-highest place at one-fifth, followed by highly satisfied at 15%. Finally, the figure for dissatisfied was fourth-highest at 13%, which was more than twice that for highly dissatisfied at 6%.

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