Band 5+: 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.

The bar chart illustrates the standard temperature of each month in three different cities.

Overall, it is notable that there is a 4-5 degree celsius difference between city A & B and city B & C. And city C is a little colder than other two cities as it was gone below zero degree celsius.

According to the chart, from October to January, city A tempature is little colder, around 0-15 degree celsius. And from May onwards, the temperature rises quite a little, making it warmer, approximately 20-30 degree celsius. City B, on the other hand, is much colder than City B, because from December to February, the temperature is below 5 degree celsius. During mid season, June-August, the temperature is a bit warmer than the rest of the year.

City C temperature is much lower than city A & B, from December and March, the temperature is either equal to 0 degree or less than it, making the weather far more colder than rest cities. It gets little warm during mid season, June – July as the temperatures goes above 15 degree celsius.