The line graph compares the average monthly temperatures in two different
cities, City A and City B, over the course of one year.
Overall, both cities follow a similar seasonal pattern, with temperatures rising in
the first half of the year and falling in the second. However, City A is consistently
warmer than City B throughout the entire period.
Regarding City A, the temperature increased gradually by nearly 18°C from
January to June (Cấu trúc 1). It reached a peak of approximately 48°C in June
before declining steadily to 32°C by the end of the year.
In contrast, City B started at a much lower point of 10°C. From January to July,
the average temperature in City B experienced a significant rise of 30°C
(Cấu trúc 3). This was the hottest point for City B, reaching 40°C. Following this,
the period from July to December witnessed a sharp decrease of 25°C in
the temperature (Cấu trúc 4). Notably, there was a more dramatic drop in
City B (Cấu trúc 2) compared to City A during the final months, with the
temperature hitting a low of 15°C in December.