Band 6+: The diagram depicts the process of water use for producing electrical power. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram illustrates the stages of how electricity is generated using water

Overall, the production of electrical power using the flow of water has about 6 steps. It is broken down into how water is collected and how the power is made to how it is sent to various places that need electricity.

It first starts with the formation of rain clouds, where the sun heats up the ocean, causing evaporation. The evaporated sea water slowly forms the rain clouds, where water droplets fall and are collected into a reservoir. The flow of water into the reserve propmts the valves to open, allowing water to flow into the turbine then to the pump and back to the reservoir. Thus, this cycle begings the creation of electricity.

The power forced from the water beging pumped into cycles is then transferred into high voltage cables. These cables then move the electrical energy to the transformer stations. The final stages is when the power is further moved to the underground cables where it can finally be shared to different infulstructures, such as schools, houses and hospitals.