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Band 8+: 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 image details average number of visitors entering a museum in the UK in 2023 for summer and winter; at 09:00, summer at 0, winter at 0; 10:00, summer at 600+, winter at 200+; 11:00, summer at 800, winter at 200+; 12:00, summer at 1200+, winter at 400; 13:00, summer peaks at 1600, winter at 400; 14:00, summer at 1400, winter at 400; 15:00, summer at 1200, winter at 200+; 16:00, summer at 600, winter at 200+; 17:00, summer at 200+, winter at 200; 18:00, summer and winter drop to 0.
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The graph illustrates the average number of tourists visiting a museum in the UK in 2023.

Overall, the museum attracted more attendees in the summer compared to the winter. It is clear that the most crowded time was between 11AM and 1PM in both seasons, while the opposite was true at 6PM with no visitors.

From 9AM to almost 11AM, the number of visitors entering the museum in the summer soared remarkably to about 1300 people by the end of the period. Afterwards, the figure rose slightly by 200 until 12PM, reaching a peak at 1500 attendees. Between 9AM and 10AM, the count of winter visitors witnessed a small increase, from 0 to about 500 people. Following this, the figure fluctuated between 400 and 600 guests until 12PM. In comparison, the number of tourists entering the museum in the summer was thrice that in the winter.

The figure of summer attendees then experienced a dramatic reduction, from approximately 1500 people to 900 by 3PM. After that, the fall slowed down before dropping sharply again. On the other hand, after fluctuating, the number of tourists in the winter fell gradually from 600 to 0 people until 3PM, then remained stable until 5PM. By 6PM, there were no visitors entering the museum in both seasons.

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