The flow chart below shows the process of waste paper recycling.

The flow chart below shows the process of waste paper recycling.
IELTS Writing Task Chart for The flow chart below shows the process of waste paper recycling.
The chart depicts the procedure regarding paper recovery.
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, the process of paper recycling is artificial and consists of 6 different steps. It all starts with the collection of used paper waste and ends up manufactured and usable as if new. Looking at the information more closely, we can see that the first and second steps are the gathering of waste, which is followed by the classification of the residues by hand.
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stage three, the remaining residues are delivered ready to be cleaned and separated from any other material that does not form part of a standard writing sheet which takes part in stage four. After that, in the fifth step, the de-inking process is executed, to remove ink and glue
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the paste
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going to be converted into sheets in the final operation. The
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operation is
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charged with manufacturing the freshly recycled product.

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Vocabulary: Use several vocabularies to present the data in the second paragraph.
Topic Vocabulary:
  • recycling, waste management, sustainability
  • collection centers, transportation, recycling plant
  • sorting, separation, grades, types
  • shredding, pulping, slurry, pulp
  • screening, de-inking, cleaning, contaminants
  • refining, bleaching, color stripping, quality
  • forming, pressing, drying, sheets, reels
  • quality control, packaging, dispatching
  • environmental benefits, natural resources conservation
  • economic benefits, cost savings, job creation
  • challenges, limitations, process efficiency
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