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Band 7+: The line graph below gives informatiom about the number of visitors to three London museums between June and September 2013.

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The image shows a line graph detailing the number of visitors per month, in thousands, to three London museums from June to September 2013. The British Museum had approximately 600,000 visitors in June, rising to about 750,000 in July, dropping to roughly 500,000 in August, and then climbing back to around 650,000 in September. The Science Museum had around 400,000 visitors in June, slightly decreasing to approximately 300,000 in July, remained steady in August, then increased slightly to about 450,000 in September. The Natural History Museum started with visitors numbering approximately 550,000 in June, decreased to about 500,000 in July, further declined to around 450,000 in August, then rose back to about 500,000 in September.
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The line graph shows information about three different London museums such as the British Museum, the Science Museum, and the Natural History Museum, and the number of visitors from June to September 2013. The information in the line graph summarises the main features by selecting and reporting them, and also makes comparisons where relevant.

Overall, at the beginning, the British Museum had the highest number of visitors. The museum was the most popular among tourists, but the British Museum still continues to be popular with guests from different countries. Accordingly, the Science Museum and the Natural History Museum were less popular with visitors.

In June, the British Museum had the highest number of visitors, with about 600 thousand people. This number increased in July and reached around 800 thousand, which was the peak of the period. However, in August the figure fell to approximately 550 thousand visitors. In September, the number rose again to about 720 thousand.

The Natural History Museum and the Science Museum had fewer visitors than the British Museum. The Natural History Museum started at around 550 thousand in June. After that it increased gradually and ended at nearly 560 thousand in September.

The Science Museum showed a similar trend, falling slightly from 400 thousand in August, before rising to around 350 thousand in August, before rising to around 530 thousand in September.

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