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Band 6+: The line graph displays the average monthly temperatures in two different cities, City A and City B, over a year. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.

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The image is a line graph with two lines representing the average monthly temperatures (°C) for City A and City B; City A's temperature data points are approximately: Jan-10, Feb-10, Mar-12, Apr-20, May-30, Jun-37, Jul-40, Aug-40, Sep-35, Oct-27, Nov-20, Dec-12; City B's temperature data points are approximately: Jan-1, Feb-2, Mar-8, Apr-14, May-20, Jun-25, Jul-27, Aug-25, Sep-22, Oct-15, Nov-7, Dec-2; x-axis labeled 'Months' from 1 to 12; y-axis labeled 'Temperature (°C)' from 0 to 45 in increments of 5.
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The line graph illustrates the average monthly temperature in City A and City B, throughout the year.

Overall, it is evident that City A experiences significantly higher temperatures than City B during the majority of the year.

In the City A, the data reveals a marked increase in temperature from January to June, with values rising from 10 degree celcius to over 45 degree celcius, reaching it peak. After the peak, there is gradual decline, as temperatures drop to 27°C in October and futher decrease to 12°C in December. Notably, the month of May to August exhibit higher temperature, indicating a warm summer season for this city.

However, CIty B demonstate a lower temperature range over the year. Starting at approximately 1°C in January and gradually increased reaching it maximum of 27°C in July. After the peak, The temperature steady deline, with the temperature falling back to 2°C by december. Unlike City A, City B experience a more colder climate.

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