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Band 5+: The graph below shows the sales of 5 types of items in four different seasons in a US department store in 2011.

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The image shows a bar chart detailing department store sales in US dollars for five item types across four seasons in 2011. In Winter, sales were: Women's clothes $40,000, Sports equipment $30,000, Men's clothes approximately $28,000, Cosmetics approximately $28,000, and Jewellery $20,000. For the Spring season, the figures were: Women's clothes $60,000, Sports equipment $40,000, Men's clothes $20,000, Cosmetics $20,000, and Jewellery approximately $18,000. Summer sales were recorded as: Women's clothes $80,000, Cosmetics approximately $34,000, Men's clothes approximately $32,000, Jewellery approximately $27,000, and Sports equipment $20,000. Lastly, in Autumn, the sales values were: Women's clothes approximately $108,000, Jewellery approximately $54,000, Cosmetics approximately $46,000, Sports equipment $40,000, and Men's clothes $30,000.
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The bar chart provides information about how large the sales for some items were in US department store over a year.

Overall, all clothes experienced upward trends, while only women’s clothes had experienced to increase constantly over the all period.

Women’s clothes dominated all figures by increasing constantly from around 40000$ to about 110000$ over the year. By contrast, men’s clothes stood at approximately 30000$ in winter, and half of year later reached 40000$, before decreased to the lowest point at about 30000$ by the end of the year. At 20000$ started jewellery, while in summer jewellery jumped to around 28000$ before rose significantly to nearly 52000$.

In contrast, cosmetics and sports equipment saw nearly similar sales of items in winter, at about 28000$ and approximately 30000%. In spring, cosmetic declined dramatically to 20000$, by the time sports equipment grew up to 40000$. By next seasons, sales of cosmetics supplanted the sports equipment as a higher rate, and accounted for 45000$ while sport equipment at 40000$.

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