The line graph compares the proportion of UK people in different age groups who attend the cinema between 1984 and 2000. It can be seen that there had been a dramatic increase in the percentage of people who go to the cinema in Great Britain. However, not all age groups had attended regularly. Over the period, the biggest growth was in the percentage of the 15- to- 24- year- olds. This has surged by almost 38%, from 16% to 54%. Thare had been a climb of 27% in the proportion of the 25- 35 age bracket. The percentage of the youngest group attending the cinema had continually fluctuated- 10% in 1984, rising to about 39% in 1999 and then declining to approximately 31% in 2000. Starting at 1% and gradually increasing in ace towards the end, the proportion of those who are 35 and above were the most stable.
The line graph compares the proportion of UK
people
in
different
age groups who attend the cinema between 1984 and 2000. It can be
seen
that there had been a dramatic increase in the percentage of
people
who go to the cinema in Great Britain.
However
, not all age groups had attended
regularly
. Over the period, the biggest growth was in the percentage of the 15- to- 24- year- olds. This has surged by almost 38%, from 16% to 54%.
Thare
had been a climb of 27% in the proportion of the
25- 35
age bracket. The percentage of the youngest group attending the cinema had
continually
fluctuated- 10% in 1984, rising to about 39% in 1999 and then declining to approximately 31% in 2000. Starting at 1% and
gradually
increasing in ace towards the
end
, the proportion of those who are 35 and above were the most stable.