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Band 5+: The graph below shows the number of enquiries received by the Tourist Information Office in one city over a six-month period in 2011.

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The image shows a line graph titled "Number of enquiries to Tourist Information Office" over six months in 2011, with three lines representing "in person," "by letter/email," and "by telephone." In-person enquiries start at 600 in January, dip to 500 in February, rise to 700 in March, then dramatically increase to 2000 by June. Letter/email enquiries begin at 400, steadily increase each month, reaching 900 by June. Telephone enquiries start at 200, slightly decrease to 150 in February, then progressively rise to 1600 by June.
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The graph provides information about the number of enquiries made to the tourist information office by telephone, letter/email, and in person between January and June in the year 2001.

Overall, it can be observed that the highest number of enquiries to the tourist information office was made in person, while the fewest enquiries were made via email or letter.

Initially, from January to March, the number of enquiries made by email decreased from 600 to just below 600. From March to June, the number of enquiries made via email and letter dramatically fell from just below 600 to around 200.

In contrast, enquiries made by telephone fluctuated from January to March, while enquiries made in person increased from 400 to 800 during the same period. Additionally, from March to April, the number of enquiries made in person and by telephone remained stable.

Finally, from April to June, both in-person and telephone enquiries to the tourist information office saw significant increases, rising from around 800 enquiries to 1400 enquiries.

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