The diagrams below show the life cycle of the silkworm and the stages in the production of silk cloth. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The first diagram illustrates the life cycle of a silkworm,

while

the second diagram shows the production of

silk

cloth

.

Overall

,

it is clear that

there are four stages illustrated in the process commencing with producing eggs on mulberry leaf and ending with an adult

moth

. Production of

silk

cloth

starts with selecting a perfect cocoon and ending with dying. The first stage is when the adult

moth

lays eggs on a mulberry leaf. After ten days, larvae hatch from the eggs

then

they will eat mulberry leaves as food . At

this

point in the cycle ,the small larvae produce

silk

thread in order to protect themselves from risk for a few days. Over time, the larvae change to become a

moth

and

leaves

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the cocoon. At the

endi

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end

of

this

stage , an adult

moth

emerges and the life cycle starts again. The second diagram shows that the production of

silk

cloth

begins with selecting the perfect cocoon.

Then

, they are boiled in hot water.After that, they are unwound in order to get thread ranging from 300 to 900 m.

After

this

stage, the thread is twisted and weaved .

At the end

of

this

process, the twisted and woven

tread

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thread

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is dyed so as to produce

silk

cloth

.