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Band 6+: The graph below shows the number of inquiries received by a University Admissions Office over a six-month period.

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The image displays a graph charting enquiries over six months in 2021 across three methods: in person, by letter/email, and by telephone. In January, in-person enquiries start at 400, letters/emails at 900, telephone at 800. February shows in-person 600, letters/emails 700, telephone 1000. In March, in-person reaches 800, letters/emails 800, telephone 1000. By April, in-person and letters/emails both hit 1200, telephone is 600. In May, in-person rises to 1600, letters/emails are 1600, telephone 400. In June, in-person peaks at 1900, letters/emails 1600, telephone stabilizes at 400.
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1.The given line chart demonstrates the number of enquiries received by a University Admissions Office over a half-year period, from January to June in 2021. It is clear from the graph that admissions were accepted in three ways: in person, by letter or email, and by telephone. Overall, we can observe that the enquiries made in person and by telephone increased during this time, while the number of

enquiries made by email decreased.

Firstly, the largest number of admissions was accepted in person. Moreover, it steadily increased by more than 200 inquiries every month and in June crossed the 1800 mark. At the same time, a number of admissions by letter or email are decreased every month from January to June. In total, the number decreased by 400 inquiries. Admissions received by telephone increased in all month except January and March. In January they fell from 900 to 800, and in March they hovered around the 1000 mark. Over the half-year period, admissions by telephone changed from 900 to 1600 inquiries.

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