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Band 4+: The table shows questionnaires about the opinions of club members and the general public for the new theatre in one town in 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains three tables of survey data comparing satisfaction levels for Club Members and General Public across categories Facilities, Information, and Quality. For Facilities: Club Members – Excellent 72%, Satisfied 26%, Poor 2%; General Public – Excellent 64%, Satisfied 24%, Poor 8%. For Information: Club Members – Excellent 54%, Satisfied 30%, Poor 16%; General Public – Excellent 66%, Satisfied 20%, Poor 14%. For Quality: Club Members – Excellent 88%, Satisfied 10%, Poor 2%; General Public – Excellent 53%, Satisfied 40%, Poor 7%.
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The table chart illustrates, the club members, and genaral public opinion for new theatre in one citizen from 2012.

Looking from an overalla, it is evident that the club members most popular for Quality in new theatre, while Genaral Public most popular for information, throughout the time period.

According to the provided data, Club memebers ware least popular for information excellent at 54%, However, then reached facilities and quality below 72% to 88%, beginning of the period. On the other hand , least popular for qualaty and ficilities poor by 2%. Then significantly increased satisfied, at 30% by information.

To begin with, genaral public opinion ware most popular information at 66%. Furthermore, quality poor was 7%, then increased 1% to facilities. Satisfied highest was 40%. It was changed by information, then decline half by 20%. Moreover, then reached slightly ficilities satisfied 24% end of the period.

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