The diagrams show the problem of flooding in a UK town and two possible solutions. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.
The illustrations depict the problem of flooding in a United Kingdon city and two available options to improve the drawbacks.
Overall
, the river
up flaws to the town when the two rivers get combined and the ultimate two solutions are demonstrated along showing one idea moving the places including the residential area near the flooding spot away from the River
B stepping backward
and another one making the dams in each side of the Change the spelling
backwards
river
.
The defect of the town is that the water from the river
overflows near the residential area, river
A and river
B meeting up together. solution one is moving the facilities and areas such
as parks, buildings, and residential areas will maintain the rivers whilst changing the locations of the buildings and parks.
The second solution for the shortcomings is leaving the places alone, however
, changing a difference in the river
by building a dam protecting the water overflowing down from the river
and causing a flawed. This
will preserve the town nevertheless
it has to stop the river
flowing from it.Submitted by ohyelim20051207 on
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