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Band 5+: The table below shows the results of a 20-year study into why adults in the UK attend arts events. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a table detailing reasons for attending arts events by UK adults over three time points, with percentages for each category: Desire to see specific performer/artist (20 years ago: 58%, 10 years ago: 55%, today: 56%), Accompanying children (20 years ago: 9%, 10 years ago: 15%, today: 24%), Special occasion/celebration (20 years ago: 27%, 10 years ago: 20%, today: 9%), and Work/business (20 years ago: 6%, 10 years ago: 10%, today: 11%).
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The table chart illustrate the comparison between percentage of UK adults who joining the art events for about 20 year to now

Generally it is clear that the highest percentage of adults who likes to attend desire to see specific performer and lowest percentage of adults are interested in joining special occasion

The UK adults more liked to attend event like desire to see specific performer their percentage was high & about 58% above 20 years ago then decrease to 56% now. after this percentage of accompanying children attending by adults ranges from low to high range from 20 years ago to now above 20 years their percentage was about 9 % then after 10 years of time point their percentage about 15% and now it’s percentage is 24%

The interest of adults who liked to attend special occasion was high and about 27% above 20 years then decrease to 9 % now a days so their percentage decrease by year to year. The percentage of adults who attend work/bussines was lowest above 20 years ago and about 6% and then after 10 years its increases a little to 10% and now their percentage ranges in 11% todays

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