The graphs below show the number of medals won by the top five countries in the summer and winter Olympics. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

These bar charts provide information about three types of

medals

won ( silver , gold , bronze) , in the top five countries in the

Summer

and

Winter

Olympics

.

Overall

, it is clear from the graph that the USA was ranked the highest medal winner in the

Summer

Olympics

.

While

in the

winter

,season Norway recorded the highest

number

of

medals

.

According to

what is shown in the first chart of the

Winter

Olympics

, Norway and the USA were ranked the top highest medal winners,

whereas

Norway's people exceeded 350

medals

and just over 300

medals

in the United States.

However

, the

number

of

medals

in Russia and Canada approximately reached two hundred.

while

Germany is ranked as the third-highest medal winner. Turning to the

Summer

Olympics

,Great Britain and France have the lowest patterns in the

number

of three categories of

medals

.

While

the United States players have won 2,500

medals

.

In addition

, Russia and Germany had similar numbers of gold,silver, and bronze by 1900 and 1700 respectively.

To sum up

,we could say that the

number

of

medals

awarded in the

Summer

Olympics

is higher than In the

Winter

Olympics

.