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    The line graph shows data on the number of enquiries received by a Tourist Information Office from January to June 2011 via telephone, letter/email, and in person. Telephone inquiries were the highest at 900 in January, while in-person inquiries were the lowest at 400. Over time, telephone and in-person inquiries increased while letter/email inquiries decreased, with telephone and in-person becoming the most common ways of contacting the office by June.

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    The line graph shows data on the number of enquiries received by a Tourist Information Office from January to June 2011 via telephone, letter/email, and in person. Telephone inquiries were the highest at 900 in January, while in-person inquiries were the lowest at 400. Over time, telephone and in-person inquiries increased while letter/email inquiries decreased, with telephone and in-person becoming the most common ways of contacting the office by June.

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    In An Unspecified City

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    The line graph shows data on the number of enquiries received by a Tourist Information Office from January to June 2011 via telephone, letter/email, and in person. Telephone inquiries were the highest at 900 in January, while in-person inquiries were the lowest at 400. Over time, telephone and in-person inquiries increased while letter/email inquiries decreased, with telephone and in-person becoming the most common ways of contacting the office by June.

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    The provided line graph illustrates data about changes in the number of

    enquiries sent to the Tourist Information Office in an unspecified city via


    three means of communication from January to Jun in 2011.

    Overall, what stands out from the line graph is that telephone was the
    most dominant choice received by the Office in the first month. It is also
    noted that the number of enquiries by letter/email experienced a
    downward trend over the given period while the opposite was true for the
    other figures. 

    A closer look at the line graph reveals that in January 2011, the quantity
    of telephones to the Tourist Information Office was at its peak with 900
    enquiries, far eclipsing the figure for letter/email (around 800). Regarding
    the data of enquiries in person from visitors, it was the least significant at
    400 enquiries among the different options.

    Turning the other information of the line graph, it is apparent that the
    numbers of enquiries in person and via telephone witnessed a surge to
    1,900 and 1,600 enquiries respectively, becoming two most common
    means of communication. In contrast, the other saw a plummet with its
    figure being at its lowest to approximately 400 emails and letters between
    January to June.
     

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