The pie charts show the reasons people in Great Britain had for visiting art museums in the years 1990 and 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts illustrate the percentage of different purposes that

people

in Great Britain had for visiting

museums

in 1990 and 2000.

Overall

, learning and gaining knowledge remained to be the major reasons for the ten years

while

people

were less likely to visit

museums

to purchase art. A larger percentage of

people

attended a special exhibit, spent time with family and friends and

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arts

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whereas

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travellers visited

museums

to fill their schedules in 2000. Starting with the aims with rising percentages, there was only

1

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% increase in the rate of

people

who visited

museums

for educational purposes in 2000 from 44% in 1990, making it the most dominant reason. There were

also

some increases in the proportion of attending a special event

as well as

spending time with friends and family with the former rising from 12%

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18% and the latter from 12% to 17% respectively, which made the latter slightly more popular.

Furthermore

, other reasons experienced a more dramatic rise, jumping from 1% to 5% for a decade. Turning to the rest of the graph which indicated some declines, much

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travellers visited

museums

just to fill their schedules with 12% in 1990 than 27% in 2000, when it shared the second largest

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percentage

.

In addition

, there was a minor decrease

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the proportion of those who went to

museums

for other reasons from 4% to 3% respectively.