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Band 4+: The following chart compares the change in average temperatures for four cities in any given year.Describe main features and make comparisons where relevant

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The image is a line graph depicting Monthly Average Temperature in °C for Tokyo, New York, Berlin, and London; Jan Tokyo 5, New York 0, Berlin -1, London 4; Feb Tokyo 6, New York 1, Berlin 0, London 5; Mar Tokyo 10, New York 5, Berlin 5, London 7; Apr Tokyo 15, New York 11, Berlin 9, London 10; May Tokyo 20, New York 16, Berlin 14, London 13; Jun Tokyo 25, New York 21, Berlin 18, London 16; Jul Tokyo 27, New York 25, Berlin 20, London 18; Aug Tokyo 27, New York 24, Berlin 20, London 17; Sep Tokyo 24, New York 20, Berlin 15, London 14; Oct Tokyo 18, New York 14, Berlin 9, London 10; Nov Tokyo 12, New York 8, Berlin 4, London 7; Dec Tokyo 7, New York 2, Berlin 1, London 5; x-axis labeled Jan-Dec, y-axis labeled temperature in °C from -10 to 30 in increments of 5.
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the line chart illustrates monthly average temperature changed of four cities in different countries

overall. it is obvious that all four countries have fluctuate similarly significant increase to middle after decrease. tokyo is the highest in four cities. while berlin is the lowest temperature but until middle london is lowest in four countries

look at the diagram, firstly, tokyo begin with around 8 degrees and stable unchange between jan and feb, then dramatically increase and reach a highest point in august at about 26 degree. afterward, sharply fall to 10 degree. next, i see london also fluctuate similar but smaller, start at about 4 degree and slightly rise from jan to apr then significantly go up to nearly 20 degree in july. and fall back begin point

and, new york also rocket from 0 to about 25 degree in period from janto july then dramatically decrease. finally berlin begin with under 0 degree very cool then also in increase sharp about 19 degree and decrease to 1 degree

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