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Band 5+: The line graph shows the information average number of visitors entering a museum in summer and winter in 2003. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below.

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The line chart depicts data on the number of one museum’s guests visiting in winter and summer, in the UK, in 2003.

Overall, the number of visitors in summer was double their number in winter throughout the period, Additionally the peak of enterance was at 12.00 in both summer and winter. The closing hour in the winter was 14.00 pm, while in the summer it extended to 18.00 pm.

Firstly, the number of guests entering the museum at 10.00 am was around 1300 visitors in the summer to only 500 visitors in the winter. In the summer, the trend continues to go upward to reach its higest point of nearly 1500 visitors at 12.00. In contrast, the trend decreases in the winter to 400 enterers. Furthermore, the winter trend demonstrated a fluctuation pattern from 10.00 am to 12.00am. then, it rapidly declined to reach 200 visitors at 13.30 forward. Meanwhile, the summer trend started to gradually decrease to reach 800 enterers at 15.00 pm, and 600 visitors at 16.00 pm.

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