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Band 7+: This is from Cam 11: test 4, and is the one with a table and pie charts concerning visitors to Ashdown Museum, before and after refurbishment.

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The image shows data about Ashdown Museum visitors, exhibiting an increase from 74,000 to 92,000 post-refurbishment, and survey results with satisfaction levels rising from 15% very satisfied to 35%, dissatisfied dropping from 30% to 15%, while indifferent and very dissatisfied remain unchanged at 40% and 5%, respectively, with a 5% increase of no response.
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There are two charts below that the table illustrates the number of observers who visited Ashdown museum, while the pie chart compares the satisfaction rate of the visitors in two different years; before and after its renevation.

Overall, it can be understood from table that the museum attracted more visitors after reconstruction and their satisfaction rose dramatically in contrast to before.

It is a given that, the number of people who attempted to visit Ashdown museum increased about 18,000, after that people in charge took some steps to improve this location. Moreover, the pie chart illustrates that visitors tended to like this place more, in comparison to before refurbishment. To be more precise, the percentage of very satisfied participants rose about 5% hitting a high of 35% of all attendees and satisfied individuals inreased nearly 10% who accounted for 40% of total visitors after improving implementations.

On the other hand, the number of dissatisfied observers dwindled from 40% to a low of 15% whereas, the number of very dissatisfied people halved consisting 5% of visitors after refurbishing the museum. Not to mention, there were a group of people who did not want to share their opinion about this site. Their population remained the same before and after reconstruction, making up 5% of all.

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This is from Cam 11: test 4, and is the one with a table and pie charts concerning visitors to Ashdown Museum, before and after refurbishment.

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