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Band 6+: The table and chart provide information about the number of visitors and their satisfaction rate at Cairo Museum.

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The image shows a comparison between two years, 2013 and 2015, with regards to the total number of visitors to the Cairo Museum and visitor satisfaction survey results; in 2013, before renovation, there were 2.5 million visitors and in 2015, after renovation, there were 3.5 million visitors; the 2013 survey shows 15% very satisfied, 40% satisfied, 30% dissatisfied, 10% very dissatisfied, and 5% no response, while the 2015 survey shows 35% very satisfied, 40% satisfied, 15% dissatisfied, 5% very dissatisfied, and 5% no response.
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The table shows the information about the people who visited Cairo Museum in 2013 before renovation and 2015 after renovation and the pie charts illustrates the survey about their statisfaction rate at the museum.

Let’s start with the table, in the year 2013 before renovation total number of visitors, accounted for 2.5 million but after renovation in 2015 it rapidly increased to 3.5 million.

If we compare two pie charts, during 2013 survey, 40 percent of people who visited the museum were dissatisfied and 30% of people were satisfied. But in 2015 survey after the renovation, 40% of people were satisfied and only 15% were dissatisfied. In 2013, 15% of population were very satisfied before renovation but in 2015 the rate of percentage of people who were very satisfied after the renovation of museum, increased by 35%.

However, the amount of people of were very dissatisfied in 2013 accounted for 10% was decreased twice in amount by 5% in 2015 after the construction of muesum. The percentage of vistors who did not give any response or review during survey in both years remained stable by 5%.

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