The line graph below gives information on cinema attendance in the UK. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph shows

percentage

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the percentage

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of the British

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who visit

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visit

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visited

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Cinema

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the Cinema

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in 5

years

range from 1990 to 2010 with 4 different categories of

age

.

Overall

,

cinema

attendance from different categories of

age

tends to have

same

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the same

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pattern every time period. The British who aged 44-54

years

old went to

cinema

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the cinema

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the most with the youngest category (14-24

years

old) is the least to attend the in every period. In 1990, approximately 37% of people

at

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between

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the

age

of 44-54

visit

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visited

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the

cinema

and

finish

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finished

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with the highest point of slightly above 50% of

cinema’s

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cinema

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visitors in 2010. The least visitors

of

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to

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cinema

in 1990 came from people at the

age

of 14-24 with approximately 15% and remained

as

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apply

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the lowest in 2010 with just above 20%. The British from 33-44

years

old in 1990 were the second highest of

cinema

attendees around 35% and

stay

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stayed

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in the same rank in 2010 with above 40%. The second youngest in the

age

category (24-34

years

old) started with more than 20% in 1990 and increased around 10% in 2010 to above 30%.