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Band 5+: The diagram below depicts the number of visitors to four different museums in three winter months. Summarize the given information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a bar graph illustrating visitor numbers across four museums over three months: National Museum - December: 65,000, January: 40,000, February: 80,000; Art Museum - December: 12,000, January: 17,000, February: 39,000; History Museum - December: 8,000, January: 12,000, February: 46,000; Science Museum - December: 38,000, January: 41,000, February: 74,000.
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The given diagram provides informations about the number of visitors who went to National, Art, History and Science museums, in three winter months. Overall, it is clear that three museums, except Science museum, had almost the same trend, while science museum saw relatively the stable number of guests over the period.

Regarding National museum, in December and January, they both held almost 67000 guests. Moreover, the amount of tourists, by the next month, sky-rocketed to 90000 people.

In terms of Art and History museums, in the first months of the period, their visitor’s number was approximately 25000 and 20000, respectively. Furthermore, their numbers had increased gradually until February, being around 55000 and 50000, correspondingly.

Considering the number of visitors to science museum, it was around 60000 in December. Afterward, by the next month, the number of guests had experienced a little increase, before decreasing to the initial value in February.

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