A Questionnaire Given By Two Groups Of People Who Showed Their Opinions IELTS Writing Task 1

Seventy percent of club members and sixty-seven percent of the general population rated the production quality of the theatre as outstanding. One-sixteenth and one-eighteenth, respectively, of both groups felt that the production quality was adequate, while a nearly equal number (13% and 15%) felt that it was poor. it

72% and 88% of club members and the general public rated information about plays and performances as outstanding; 23% and 10% respectively rated it as satisfactory; and only a small minority of each group (5% and 2%) rated it as poor.

Three-quarters of club members rated the theater's facilities as outstanding, whereas only 55% of the general public agreed. 23% of club members and 19% of the general public rated the facilities as satisfactory. However, the greatest disparity can be observed among those who rated the facilities as inadequate. 26% of the general public were extremely dissatisfied with the club's facilities and rated them as inadequate, whereas only 2% of club members held the same opinion.

Overall, a greater proportion of respondents gave a 'outstanding' or'satisfactory' rating for each criterion than gave a 'poor' rating.

When asked about the quality of the theatre production, almost the same number of club members (70%) and people in the general public (67%) said it was great. 17% and 18% of both groups said that the quality of the production was good, and 13% and 15% said that it was poor.

72% of club members and 88% of the general public thought the information about the plays and performances was excellent. 23% and 10% of each group thought it was good, and only 5% and 2% of each group thought it was poor.

When it came to the theater's facilities, 75% of club members thought they were great, but only 55% of the general public agreed. 23% of club members and 19% of the general public thought the facilities were good. But the biggest difference is between the people who said the facilities were bad. 26% of the general public was very unhappy with the club's services and rated them as "poor," but only 2% of club members felt the same way.

Overall, more people gave 'excellent' or'satisfactory' ratings for each category than 'poor' ratings.

Similar percentages of club members and the general public rated the theater's production quality as outstanding (70% and 67%, respectively). In both groups, 17% thought the quality of production was above average, while 15% said it was below average.

Seventy-two percent of club members and eighty-eight percent of the general public assessed the information about the plays and performances to the public as good; twenty-three percent and ten percent respectively rated it as satisfactory; and just a small minority of each group (five percent and two percent) ranked it as poor. Three-quarters of the club's members thought the theater's amenities were outstanding, compared to 55% of the general public. Club members gave the facilities an approval rating of 23%, while the general public gave it a rating of 19%. Those who thought the facilities were bad, however, showed the most variation in their opinions. Despite only 2% of club members being unsatisfied, 26% of the general public gave the club's facilities a low rating.

Overall, more people gave a 'good' or 'excellent' rating in each criterion than gave a 'bad' rating.