The line graph provides information about the number of visitors who visit international museums from 1980 to 2015.

The line graph provides information on the

number

of

visitors

to international

museums

from 1980 to 2015.

Overall

, it can be observed that the

number

of

Louvre

visitors

slightly increased between 1980 and 2015,

while

there was a significant growth in the

number

of

visitors

to the Vatican

Museums

during the same period.

Moreover

, the

number

of

visitors

to the

London

Science

Museum

steadily decreased over 35 years,

whereas

there was little change in the

number

of

Shenzhen

Museum

visitors

over the same period. Examining the

visitors

Correct quantifier usage

number of visitors

show examples

to the

Louvre

in more detail, it was approximately 7

million

in 1980, compared to around 5

million

for the Vatican

Museums

, approximately 4.1

million

for the

London

Science

Museum

, and roughly 2.9

million

for the

Shenzhen

Museum

. Another noteworthy point is that the

number

of

visitors

to the

Shenzhen

Museum

gradually fell until 2000, reaching nearly 2.5

million

.

In contrast

, the figure for

visitors

to the Vatican

Museums

changed; the

number

of

visitors

showed a jump from about 5

million

to around 7.9

million

.

Moreover

, there was a sharp drop in the figure for

visitors

to the

London

Science

Museum

. In conclusion, the

number

of

visitors

to the

Louvre

was higher than the others in 2015, at about 9

million

, marking the highest point in

this

graph.

To sum up

, the

number

of

Louvre

visitors

exceeded the others from the beginning to the end,

while

the figure for

Shenzhen

Museum

visitors

was lower than the other three international

museums

at the beginning.

However

, the

number

of

London

Science

Museum

visitors

became smaller than the other three international

museums

as time went by.