The graph shows the number of visitors to four international museums between 1980 and 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The graph shows the number of visitors to four international museums between 1980 and 2015. yrPd
The graph demonstates the amount of people who visit four international museums over the course of 35 years, starting in 1980.
Looking at the graph, it is immediately obvious that the number of visitors to Louvre was the largest while the London Science Museum had the least visitors in the research period. Additionally, London Science Museum experience an downward trend throughout the years, with the exception of Louvre, Vatican Museums and Shenzhen Museum.
The figure for Louvre stood at nearly 8 millions in 1980, while that of Lodon Museums was two time lower. Vatican museums almost had 5 million visitors that year while less than 4 million people visited Shenzhen Museum.
In 2015, Louvre experienced a growth in the number of visitors, which stood at 9. 5 millions. A similar trend was witnessed in Vatican Museums, with over 9 millions visitors that year. Shenzhen Museum had met some fluctuation, with it having 3. 9 million visitors in the last period while the figure for London Science Museum declined dramatically, which resulted in just 2. 1 million visitors.
The graph
demonstates
the amount of
people
who visit four international
museums
over the course of 35 years, starting in 1980.
Looking at the graph, it is immediately obvious that the number of
visitors
to Louvre was the largest while the London Science
Museum
had the least
visitors
in the research period.
Additionally
, London Science
Museum
experience
an
downward trend throughout the years,
with the exception of
Louvre, Vatican
Museums
and Shenzhen Museum.
The figure for Louvre stood at
nearly
8
millions
in 1980, while that of
Lodon
Museums
was two time lower. Vatican
museums
almost had 5
million
visitors
that
year
while less than 4
million
people
visited Shenzhen Museum.
In 2015, Louvre experienced a growth in the number of
visitors
, which stood at 9. 5
millions
. A similar trend
was witnessed
in Vatican
Museums
, with over 9
millions
visitors
that
year
. Shenzhen
Museum
had met
some
fluctuation, with it having 3. 9
million
visitors
in the last period while the figure for London Science
Museum
declined
dramatically
, which resulted in
just
2. 1
million
visitors
.