Band 6+: The bar chart shows the amount of money which was invested by different museums in London. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart compares the money of four museums invested over five months in London.

Overall, the British Museum invested the most money in August. It is also remarkable that the amount of investment in the National Museum was the lowest in five months.

The National Museum invested more than 200,000 pounds in June. Then in August and September, there was a gradual change in the money invested of the National Museum, increased slightly, about 300,000 pounds. But the amount of money of the National Museum suddenly decreased in October under 200,000 pounds.

The three remaining museums generally invested more money than the National Museum. Basically, there was no change in the financial investment of the History Museum, British Museum, and Science Museum in June and July, around more than 400,000 pounds. However, in August, the British Museum reached a peak of investment, about 700,000 pounds, while the History Museum also rapidly grew to 600,000 pounds, but the investment of the Science Museum was stable, around 400,000 pounds. At the end of October, the amount of finance was lower than the previous of month in the three museums, by around 200,000 to 300,000 pounds.