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Band 5+: 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 degrees in two separated nations on the monthly basis, namely City A and City B over the period of a year.

Looking at overall perspective, it is readily apparent that both city experienced a fluctuation of temperature throughout. Specifically, June and July are the hottest months in a year while the opposite is true for January and December.

We can see that City A always witnesses hotter months over the periods shown. In January, City A’s temperature is 30°C. Subsequently, it skyrockets and reaches its peak of over 45°C in June. However, there is a downward trend can be seen in this city’s as well as it hits the lowest point of 32°C in December.

Regarding City B, it shows that the temperature is lower than the other’s over the year. 10°C of it can be observed in the first month. Over the next six months, it has a dramatic rise and peaks at 40°C before hitting a nadir of 15°C.

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