The line graph shows the information average number of visitors entering a museum in summer and winter in 2003. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The line chart illustrates the

number

of

visitors

to

museums

in the United Kingdom during the summer and winter months of 2005, with the data broken down by hour of the day.

Overall

,

it is clear that

museums

in the UK were significantly more popular during the summer months than in the winter, with the peak

number

of

visitors

occurring in the middle of the day. In the summer, represented by the solid black line, the

number

of

visitors

to

museums

steadily increased from midnight, reaching a peak of just over 1500 people at midday.

This

was followed by a gradual decline in

visitors

throughout the afternoon, with the

number

dropping to around 800 people by 4pm, before falling to zero by 6pm.

In contrast

, the winter months, represented by the dashed line, saw a much lower

number

of

visitors

to

museums

throughout the day. The

number

of

visitors

steadily increased from midnight, reaching a peak of around 600 people at midday, before gradually declining throughout the afternoon, reaching zero by 6pm.