You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. 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 diagram below shows the life cycle of a silkworm,

while

another diagram shows the way of making

silk

.

Overall

it is clear that

the five stages are starting from laying eggs and end with the full development of a mature moth. The five steps are starting with boiling the

cocoon

and end with weaving the

silk

. The first stage is when the moth lay its eggs on trees. The next step after ten days the silkworm to hatch from the egg the start eating mulberry leaves. At

this

point, the time will move around four to six weeks silkworm will be something named

Silk

thread. In the

last

stage, it will take three to eight days which will be a

cocoon

, and after sixteen days it becomes a moth. When it has fully grown it will start laying eggs again. Having completed all these steps the lifecycle will

then

begin again.

To begin

the

cocoon

is used to make

silk

cloth selected from the leaves.

This

cocoon

will be inside a pool full of water and boil it to make it easier to unwind the

silk

to make a thread of around three hundred to nine hundred meters before the stages the threads will twist and put inside a pool to dye the end of the process the will weave the thread.