The diagram below shows how instant noodles are manufactured. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
This picture illustrates the production of instant noodles. From gathering the raw ingredients into the ready-to-use noodle cups.
Overall the process consists of multiple stages, bringing flour from silos into the site to having cups ready to be labeled and sealed. The steps consist of mixing raw ingredients, rolling, striping, following with cooking and drying, to combining multiple things into cups and having the sealed and labelled cups ready.
In the First stage, the flour is brought to the mixer by trucks from where they were stored in silos. Water and oil subsequently are added to the mixer with flour to be rolled and produce dough sheets. Then the sheets are striped to produce stripes of dough. In which they are used to create noodle discs. At last, for being ready to be packaged the noodle discs are cooked by oil and dried.
The last stage includes packaging the cooked noodles for market. First vegetables and spices should be provided to add into the cups with noodles, after which the cups are labelled and sealed by machines. Consequently the result is an instant noodle ready to be provided to the market.
What works: You include an overview paragraph, and you cover the whole process from the flour silos to the labelled, sealed cups. You also mention the key stages: mixing, rolling, cooking and drying, adding vegetables and spices, and labelling and sealing.
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What works: The answer is organised in clear paragraphs with a logical order, and you use some sequencing words (Then, At last, First, after which, Consequently).
Problems:
What works: The key process words are mostly there (mixer, rolled, dough sheets, cooked, dried, labelled, sealed).
Problems:
| Written | Correct |
|---|---|
| striping / striped / stripes | cutting / cut / strips |
| First stage (capital F) | first stage |
What works: You use passive forms correctly in several places (are labelled and sealed), and some relative and participle structures are attempted.
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