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The image shows a line graph displaying a six-month period in 2011, with the number of inquiries received by the Tourist Information Office in one city. The graph has three lines representing inquiries made in-person, by letter/email, and by telephone. In January, in-person inquiries were at 400, letter/email at 200, and telephone at 600. In February, in-person increased to 600, letter/email to 400, and telephone to 900. In March, in-person reached 800, letter/email 500, and telephone 1200. April saw in-person at 1000, letter/email at 800, and telephone at 1400. In May, in-person inquiries jumped to 1200, letter/email to 1000, and telephone to 1600. Finally, in June, in-person inquiries peaked at 1400, letter/email at 1200, and telephone at 1800.
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The line chart provides information about the number of enquiries registered by the Tourist Information Office in one city over six months of period in 2011, categorized by three communication means: in person, by telephone, and by letter or email.
Overall, the total number of queries recorded in person and by telephone increased significantly over the shown period, while enquiries sent by letter or email declined. At the beginning of the given year, in-person enquiries were the least common, at around 450. However, the line saw a dramatic rise over the next six months, ending at almost fourfold in June, being the most chosen mean by the end of the period.
As it can be seen from the graph, the number of queries received by telephone was the highest compared to enquiries registered in person and by email in January, accounting for 900 calls. Additionally, after a small downturn in February, the line increased noticeably to the number of 1600 in June. Meanwhile, the number of enquiries registered by letter or email dropped almost two-times throughout the period, to 350.
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