The graph below shows the percentages of people in four age groups who had been to the cinema more than once a month, in the period between 2000 and 2011.

The given line chart illustrates the differences in percentages of people who went to the cinema 2 times or more in a month based on different age groups from 7 to over 35

years

old in a period of 11

years

since 2000.

Overall

, 7 to 14-year-old children had the almost highest proportion of people who had been to the movie house more than once a month

while

citizens over 35

years

old reported the lowest percentage in the given term. As can be seen, the percentage of children who watched a movie in the movie house more than once fluctuated wildly between 38% and 42% in the provided

years

.

In addition

, 30% of the 7-14 group went to the movies more than once in 2000, whose percentages had moderate fluctuations reporting about 45% in the final year.

Although

the numbers for the third group were not stable during the term, the first and

last

years

showed almost the same proportion (20%). It is

also

noteworthy to mention that under %5 of men and women more than 35

years

old attend a cinema throughout the given period.