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Band 7+: The table below shows the questionnaire about opinions of club members and general public for the new theatre in one town in 2012.

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The image displays a table detailing responses from club members and the general public regarding a theater in 2012. In the "Facilities" category, club members rated 72% as excellent, 26% satisfied, and 2% poor, while the general public rated 64% as excellent, 24% satisfied, and 8% poor. For "Information," club members rated 54% as excellent, 30% satisfied, and 16% poor, whereas the general public showed 66% as excellent, 20% satisfied, and 14% poor. In the "Quality" category, club members provided ratings with 88% excellent, 12% satisfied, and 0% poor; meanwhile, the general public's ratings were 53% excellent, 40% satisfied, and 7% poor.
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The table illustrates views of the general public and club members on the new theatre in a particular town in 2012.

Overall, information seems to be the least appreciated aspect, as it received the lowest excellent votes and the highest poor views.

Focusing on the facilities, 72 and 64 percent of the votes were excellent from club members and the public respectively, while 26 and 24 percent were satisfied. The remaining 2 and 8 percent of the votes were poor.

Turning to the information, it had 54 and 66 percent of the votes as excellent, which is the lowest for club members. 30 and 20 percent of the voters rated it as satisfying. Consequently, the remaining 16 and 14 percent were poor, highest across the categories.

Coming to quality, club members possibly liked it the most, as it had 88 percent of the votes as excellent from these individuals, while the public had 53 percent. This feature had the lowest poor grades (2 and 7 percent), which shows that this aspect was really good. The remaining percent of the votes accounted for satisfaction (10 and 40 percent for club members and the public).

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