Band 6+: The table below shows the number of medals won by the top ten countries in the London 2012 Olympic Games. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table describes the accumulation of London 2012 Olympic Games gold, silver, and bronze medals that the top ten countries got. Overall, from the all types of medals, the United States won the most, while Hungary got the least.

The United States, China, and Great Britain became the top three countries in context the winner of the gold medal. United States held the first position with 46 gold medals, followed by China with 38, and Great Britain as the 3rd position with 29 medals. On the other hand, Australia had only 7 gold medals and made it to the last position.

In terms of silver medal, once again, the United States led the rank and collected 29 silver medals, while Hungary only collected 4 of it.

Russia managed to won the most of the bronze medal, with 32 bronze medals collected. The United States and China followed with approximately more than 20 bronze medals. The last place was Hungary, who only gained 5 of it.