Band 6+: The diagram shows the different stages in the production of woolen goods. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The given diagram displays the wool production.

From an overall perspective, it is a man-made linear process with 12 stages, which starts with raw material from sheep and ends by producing final products.

First of all, raw material are prepared by shearing sheep. After that, they are dried after cleaning phase. Next stage is a important phase, because the dried raw materials are spinning and are make into two items. Some of them are transformed into string and are recycled after that. Moreover, the other product which is wool is transformed into tufts.

Following that, these tufts which are made from wool are gone in storage. Afterward, there are many balls of yarn in various” types and colors. In the end, there are two type of manufacturing products. First, the balls of yarn are used to product carpets and jackets. Second, there are used for knitting to make different items.