Band 6+: Task 1 Question: The bar chart below shows the average daily temperature (in degrees Celsius) for three cities (A, B, and C) throughout the year. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

In January, all three cities where at there lowest temperature. The lowest recorded temperature was City C witch was at -5 degrees Celsius. After January, all cities started to rise slowly going into February by about 1 degree.

Going into the summer ( from March to July) there was a steady increase by about 5 degrees each month throughout all Cities, with City C still being the lowest by the end of the summer at 20 degrees which juxtaposes City A which peaked the highest recorded temperature in that year at 30 degrees. City B (which was at 25 degrees) was the city always in between City A and City C.

Similarly, while entering the winter season there was a gradual fall of about 1-2 degrees going from July to August throughout all cities. Contrastingly to the summer season, there was a larger fall going into the freezing months by about 6 degrees each month till around December.

Going back into January there difference was only miniscule being only 1 degree.

In the end, City A was always the hottest whereas City C was always the coldest. City B being the average between the Three Cities. Overall, there was no anomalies and a well-known seasonal change in temperature. Furthermore, we can assume that the city is in the northern-hemisphere because of the correlation between the months and temperatures.