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The image presents a vertical flowchart titled "Original IELTS-style practice diagram" outlining a seven-step process connected by downward pointing arrows. Step "01 Collection" (accompanied by a trash bin icon) states "Used paper is placed in recycling bins". Step "02 Transportation" (accompanied by a truck icon) states "Collection trucks deliver the paper to a recycling facility". Step "03 Sorting" (accompanied by a framing/scanning icon) states "Paper is sorted and unwanted materials are removed". Step "04 Pulping" (accompanied by a wave icon) states "Paper is shredded and mixed with water to form pulp". Step "05 Filtering" (accompanied by a funnel/filter icon) states "The pulp is cleaned and filtered to remove impurities". Step "06 Pressing and drying" (accompanied by a layered pressing icon) states "Pulp is spread into sheets, pressed and dried into new paper rolls". Step "07 Distribution" (accompanied by a parcel icon) states "The recycled paper is delivered to manufacturers". At the bottom, a note defines: "Pulp means a soft, wet mixture of paper fibres and water."
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The diagram illustrates the process of recycling used paper into new paper products. The process has 7 stages. Recycling used paper begins by collecting used paper from all different places. Once this stage is complete, the paper passes through six main stages, where it ends by delivering the recycled paper to manufacturers.
Once the first stage is complete, collection trucks deliver the paper to a recycling facility. Following this, paper is sorted and unwanted materials are removed. After that, we move on to the fourth stage of the cycle; transported paper is shredded and mixed with water to form pulp.
Subsequently, the pulp is cleaned and filtered to remove impurities. The final 2 stages involve pulp being spread into sheets, pressed and dried into new paper rolls. Finally, the recycled paper is delivered to manufacturers.
Overall, the recycling process consists of seven stages, beginning with the collection of used paper and ending with the delivery of newly produced paper to manufacturers. The main stages involve sorting, pulping, filtering, and forming the recycled paper into rolls.
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