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Band 5+: A pie chart showing visitor satisfaction levels in 2015, categorized as Excellent, Good, Average, and Poor.

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The image presents a 2015 visitor satisfaction pie chart where Excellent is at 36%, Good at 45%, Average at 10%, Poor at 9%, alongside a line graph showing annual visitors to London museums: British Museum rises from 5 million (2010) to 7 million (2015), National Gallery starts at 4.5 million (2010), peaks at 6 million (2013), then descends to 5.5 million (2015), National History Museum begins at 4 million (2010), peaks at 4.5 million (2012), and drops to 3 million (2015).
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The pie chart shows how many visitors satisfied in 2015, while the line graph illustrates the number of tourists who visited the museum in London between 2010 and 2015.

Overall, while the number of visitors who voted the category of good showed the highest figure,the reverse was true for the category of poor in pie chart.The highest index on line graph,who visited to the museum is in British museum.While the visitors of British museum and National gallery decreased ,the opposite was the case in National history museum.

According to the pie chart,in 2015,the most part of the museum visitors in London were satisfied.The majority of visitors rated the level of satisfaction as good in 45%,followed by 40% who say it excellent.Moreover, 15% of visitors thought their experience was average and the smallest voted category was poor which made up p 10%.

The line graph shows that the tourists visiting to the British museum was accounted for the highest figure towards the end of the period.the National gallery made up at around 4.5 million at the beginning of the period,but this figure was significantly increased before decreasing slightly in 2015.when it comes to national history museum is experienced a steady decrease in visitors,declining from nearly 5 million in 2010to about 4 million by 2015

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