The bar chart shows the scores of teams A, B and C over four different seasons. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar graph illustrates the scores made in

points

by three

teams

a,

b

, and

c

in a four-year period of time.

Overall

,

team

b

was always higher in all seasons, and

teams

A and

b

showed fluctuations in all years.

Team

c

was in the lowest position among all

teams

and secured fewer

points

.

Team

A did not perform well in the

last

year. In 2002, the score of

team

b

far exceeded that of the other two

teams

, standing at 82

points

compared to only 10 for

team

c

and a very low 5 for

team

a. Over the next two years, the

points

for

team

b

declined quite considerably, dropping by around half to 43 by 2004, but they still remained above the

points

for the other

teams

.

However

, though

Team

A's and

Team

C

's scores were lower, they were rising.

Team

a’s score expanded by 600% from 2002 to reach 35

points

by 2004, nearly equal to

Team

b

.

Team

c

, meanwhile, had managed only a small increment over

this

time.In the final year,

team

b

was ahead of the others as their

points

increased again to 55,

while

teams

A and

c

saw their point scores reverse and drop to 8 and 5 respectively.