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Band 5+: Number of books borrowed from four villages from four village libraries

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The image is a line graph with four lines representing different categories labeled West Eaton, Ryeslip, Sutton Wood, and Church Mount over months from June to September. In June, West Eaton starts just above 100, Ryeslip just below 300, Sutton Wood near 250, and Church Mount around 175; in July, West Eaton drops slightly below 100, Ryeslip decreases sharply to about 125, Sutton Wood climbs to just below 300, Church Mount drops to near 150; in August, West Eaton rises slightly above 200, Ryeslip increases to near 250, Sutton Wood declines sharply to below 100, Church Mount falls to just above 50; in September, West Eaton remains steady just above 200, Ryeslip jumps markedly to just below 350, Sutton Wood makes a moderate climb to approximately 175, Church Mount rises sharply to near 250.
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The provided line graph illustrates th quantity of borrowed books from 4 different villages with 4 various libraries over a 4 month from June to September.

Overall, it is clear that in ryeslip books were more in demand among others, however throughout the period it started to lose its audience gradually. While Sutton wood was the second with borrowed books, by the end it surpassed all others and was the most popular.

In June, West Eaton and church mount showed similar results start at 50 borrowed booka, after they were rising step by step until they reached their final point at 150. Sutton wood stood at 250, increasing till 280 in July. That however fell dramatically till 100 by August and was considered as the smallest proportion. Despite that decline, It could reach its peak at 300 in September, which was the highest figure in the end.

Ryeslip began at 300 borrowed books, which was the biggest result through the whole period, afterwards it fel down substantially by 170.

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