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Band 5+: Numbers of visitors per month in summer, 2013 (in thousands)

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The image shows a line graph detailing the number of visitors per month in summer 2013 (in thousands) to three museums. In June, the British Museum had 600, the Science Museum had 400, and the Natural History Museum had 500. In July, the British Museum had 700, the Science Museum had 300, and the Natural History Museum had 500. In August, the British Museum had 500, the Science Museum had 300, and the Natural History Museum had 400. In September, the British Museum had 400, the Science Museum had 400, and the Natural History Museum had 500.
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The line graph illustrates how many foreigners visited to 3 various museums, namely British, Science and National History in every summer month of 2013.

Overall, the figure for British museum ranked first throughout the survey despite its violent fluctuations, while the number of National History Museum visitors plunged slightly. Although all modes had small oscillations, they stay relatively unchanged.

In the first month, British museum was the most popular place with approximately 600 thousands of visitors. Before deteriorating precipitously to 500 thousands in August , it reached its peak and there was a decrease of 150 in one month period (after a month). Then, it experienced a sudden surge to 650 towards the end of the period.

The figures for National History Museum and Science Museum initially stood at about 550 and 400 respectively. However, while the former declined gradually to 150 in July, after which it remained relatively unchanged in following months, the latter slumped steadily to 300 thousands and comprised for more than its initial level over the rest of the survey.

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Overall Band Score

5
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Vocabulary Complexity:
C2 - Complex
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A
Vocabulary Repetition:
museum: 5
british: 3
national: 3
history: 3
month: 3
thousands: 3
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Task Response

6
The report provides a good overview of the main trends in the data, but there are some inaccuracies and omissions. For example, the report states that the British Museum had 650 visitors in September, but the data shows that it had 400. The report also does not mention the Science Museum's visitor numbers in September.

Coherence & Cohesion

4.5
The report is generally well-organized, but there are some issues with coherence and cohesion. For example, the report jumps back and forth between different museums, making it difficult to follow the trends for each museum. The report also uses some awkward phrasing and sentence structures.

Lexical Resource

5.5
The report uses a good range of vocabulary, but there are some instances of inappropriate or inaccurate word choice. For example, the report uses the word "violent" to describe the fluctuations in the British Museum's visitor numbers, which is not an appropriate word choice. The report also uses the word "modes" to refer to the museums, which is not a common or accurate usage.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

3.5
The report contains a number of grammatical errors, which affect the overall clarity and fluency of the writing. For example, the report uses incorrect tenses, incorrect articles, and incorrect prepositions.

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