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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 shows how many travelers went to three different museums each month during summer in 2013 between June and September.

Overall, it can be clearly seen that British Museum and Natural History Museum experienced a downward trend in the end of the period, while the number of guests to Science Museum declined slightly before recovering in September. Additionally, British Museum was always the highest, compared with the figure for Science Museum was the lowest during the period.

There was a declined slightly to 300 thousand visitors in Science Museum in August, then it increased the later half of the period. Then rose to 450 thousand in September. We can see that the trend for the Natural History Museum was similar. By contract, British Museum saw a rise growth from 600 to 750 thousand in July, which was fluctuated and accounted for around 650 in September. Additionally, the number of people who visited Science and Natural History was 400 and about 500 relatively, starting from June. After that, in August, Science Museum’s guests were sharply fell at 300 thousand, then it increase minimally in September.

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