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Band 4+: 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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The provided pie charts depicts the sum of tourists visited Ashdown museum during before and after year of refurbishment.

Overall, it is worth summarizing that guest showed huge dissatisfaction on before renovation whereas after museum was rebuilt large quantity of people were satisfied. However, it is northwothy to see that low sum of callers doesn’t give any response.

To begin with first pie chart of the time of museum was not rebuilt many were disappointed about 40 % where as 5 % was extremely displeasure. Total 50% of tourists were extemely pleasure and happy which is 10%and 30% respectively. In comparing to the survey few people like 5% leave without responding.

Reffering to the second pie chart of, After the museum renovated large sum of guest that is 92,000 were came to visted museum which is dramatically more than the before rebuilding it. The sum of dissatisfaction and no response is same which is 5% and 40 % of tourists were pleased. In addition 50% were satisfied and disappointed .

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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.

Two pie charts and a table are exhibited, representing data about visitors to Ashdown Museum, before and after refurbishment. Overall, it is evident that more people started to attend the Museum after the renovation. In addition, a more positive impression prevailed about the Museum once the changes were implemented. To begin with, there were 74,000 […]

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.

Writing Task 1 The table illustrates the Ashdown Museum’s visitors count before and after refurbishment within the year, whereas the analysis of attendees satisfaction level are indicated in the pie charts (in percentage). The indications are results of the surveys in the same span of time. Overall, vast differences have been spotted according to the […]

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.

The table provided outlines the visitor statistics for Ashdown Museum during the year before and the year after its refurbishment. The accompanying charts display survey results concerning visitor satisfaction for the same periods. The data indicates a significant increase in the number of visitors following the refurbishment, along with a noteworthy rise in visitor satisfaction […]

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.

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 […]

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.

The provided pie charts depicts the sum of tourists visited Ashdown museum during before and after year of refurbishment. Overall, it is worth summarizing that guest showed huge dissatisfaction on before renovation whereas after museum was rebuilt large quantity of people were satisfied. However, it is northwothy to see that low sum of callers doesn’t […]

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