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

The first diagram illustrates the cycle of the silkworm and the second diagram presents the process of

silk

cloth manufacturing.

Overall

,

it is clear that

the life cycle has four main stages which

starts

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with emerging from eggs before laying their eggs to repeat it again.

Moreover

, there are five procedures from changing

silk

thread

to clothes.

To begin

with, Adult moths lay their eggs on a mulberry leave and after ten days, larvas emerge and feed on the leaves of mulberry trees. They are going to use four to six weeks before starting to cover themselves with

silk

thread

.

However

, they need approximately three to eight days to cover all of their parts and live inside their close

thread

so-called "cocoon". After spending around sixteen days in their cocoon, they hatch and turn into adult form, moths.

Additionally

, in order to produce

silk

cloth, the perfect

silk

thread

from the cycle of worms is selected and collected. They will be put into the pot to cleanse with high-temperature water to make them loosen,

furthermore

, each of them will be unwound and turn into roughly 300-900 metres long

thread

.

This

thread

is

then

twisted and becomes a strand,

in addition

, it is dyed.

Consequently

, after waiting for it to dry, it will be weaved to make a new cloth.