The table below shows the number of medals won by the top ten countries in the London 2012 Olympic Games. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The chart demonstrates the number of
medals
that were won by different countries in 2012.
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Overall
, the nation that has won the most Linking Words
medals
among others is the USA. Use synonyms
By contrast
, China has the fewest Linking Words
medals
for each type of award accomplished among the 12 countries. Use synonyms
Therefore
, the United States of America has five times more first places than China.
Regarding a medalist country, the United States of America won approximately 2300 Linking Words
medals
. Among those rewards, nearly 1,000 were achieved. Use synonyms
Additionally
, there are just over 600 silver awards, Linking Words
along with
fewer than 600 bronze awards.
As for China, the gold is the most Linking Words
medal
with just under 200 in the entire history. Fix the agreement mistake
medals
Furthermore
, the number of silver is nearly the same as that of gold, around 150. And the Asian territory has a little over 50 bronze badges.Linking Words
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