The table gives detailed information about the proportion of cinema visitors, the average times they came there while the line graph reveals the cinema coming frequency in terms of age groups from 1996 to 2000.
Overall, over the surveyed years, cinema attracted more customers during the surveyed years while their visiting frequency seems to decrease at the end. Moreover, the young enjoy this service more than the older groups
A first look at the table shows that citizens' attendance witnessed a growth during the surveyed years. Cinema comer was accounted for 62% of the population in 1996 and 72% in both 1997 and 1998, then it decreased slightly to 70% in 1999 before it rise back to 72% again in the last examined year. There is a fluctuation in the number of visiting of as in 1996, a customer averagely come to the cinema 10. 3 times, peaked in 11. 1 times in 1997 then stood at 8. 3 times in 2000.
the 14-24 ages watched the film at the cinema most likely than the other group since it started at 15 times in 1996 then went up at 1997 and 1999 (around 22 times) and went down to 17 times in 2000. Other age groups share the same pattern of fluctuation but their figures also ranges from above 10 to just under 15. 
The table gives detailed information about the proportion of  
cinema
 visitors, the average  
times
 they came there while the line graph reveals the  
cinema
 coming frequency in terms of age groups from 1996 to 2000. 
Overall
, over the surveyed years,  
cinema
 attracted more customers during the surveyed years while their visiting frequency seems to decrease at the  
end
.  
Moreover
, the young enjoy this service more than the older groups
A  
first
 look at the table  
shows
 that citizens' attendance witnessed a growth during the surveyed years.  
Cinema
 comer  
was accounted
 for 62% of the population in 1996 and 72% in both 1997 and 1998, then it decreased  
slightly
 to 70% in 1999  
before
 it rise back to 72% again in the last examined  
year
. There is a fluctuation in the number of visiting of as in 1996, a customer  
averagely
  come
 to the  
cinema
 10. 3  
times
, peaked in 11. 1  
times
 in 1997 then stood at 8. 3  
times
 in 2000. 
the
 14-24 ages  
watched
 the film at the  
cinema
 most  
likely
 than the other group since it  
started
 at 15  
times
 in 1996 then went up at 1997 and 1999 (around 22  
times)
 and went down to 17  
times
 in 2000. Other age groups share the same pattern of fluctuation  
but
 their figures  
also
 ranges from above 10 to  
just
 under 15.