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Museum Visitor Trends: Summer vs Winter 2003

The line graph compares the average number of museum visitors in the UK during summer and winter in 2005, showing a clear preference for summer visits. Morning hours attract more visitors, peaking at 1500 between 11 and 12 am in summer, while winter sees a maximum of 600 visitors with more fluctuation. Overall, summer visitors significantly outnumber winter visitors, and attendance declines in the afternoon for both seasons.

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Museum Visitor Trends: Summer vs Winter 2003

The line graph compares the average number of museum visitors in the UK during summer and winter in 2005, showing a clear preference for summer visits. Morning hours attract more visitors, peaking at 1500 between 11 and 12 am in summer, while winter sees a maximum of 600 visitors with more fluctuation. Overall, summer visitors significantly outnumber winter visitors, and attendance declines in the afternoon for both seasons.

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Task 1: The graph shows information about the average number of visitors
entering a museum in summer and winter in 2003. Summarise the
information by selecting and reporting the man features and make
comparisons where relevant.

shows = indicates informations = depicts/ presents/ gives/ provides/


Informations = data/ figure/ proportions = percentages

The line graph gives comparision of/ compares the number of visitors
coming to museums in the UK between 2 seasons: summer and winter
in the year 2005.

Overall/ In general, it is clear from the information that most people


prefer visiting the museums in summer. Opposite to the afternoon
period, morning stands out to be the favorite visiting time/ While in the
morning, the numbers witness an upward trend for both seasons, the
opposite trend is saw in the afternoon.

Overall, it is clear that the figure of museum visitors of summer


outweigh that of winter. And there is a preference of coming in
morning time to afternoon time shown by visitors.

In terms of the summertime, from the moment of opening to eleven


o’clock, the figure experienced a massive growth in which the number
climbs unstoppably. Peak hours recorded between 11 and 12 am with
the highest number of visitors reaching 1500. The later it turned, the
less crowded the museums were. After 4 hours, the number decreased
by about a half. This trend of deduction did not stop until the closing
time.
On the other hand, there was more fluctuation witnessed in the figures
of wintertime. During the morning, the number of visitors coming had a
mere fall before peaking at exactly 600 individuals, which was two-
fifths less than the biggest figure of summer. From 12 to 15 pm, this
figure went through a remarkable downward trend.

Unlike the summertime, winter season sees the museums stop working
earlier.

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