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Flow-chart Completion

One complete Flow-chart Completion exercise with two worked examples and independent questions.

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Study the two worked examples, then complete the independent practice. Submit to review answers and explanations. Scores exclude the examples; Writing and Speaking use self-review rather than automatic band marking.

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Making a sheet of recycled paper

At a craft centre, used office paper is torn into strips after staples have been removed. The strips soak in warm water overnight. A hand blender then breaks the softened material into pulp. Staff avoid glossy paper because its coating does not break down well in this process.

The pulp is poured into a shallow tray. A mesh screen lifts a thin layer from the mixture and lets water drain away. The wet sheet is laid between cloths and pressed beneath a wooden board. Finally it dries on a rack before the uneven edges are trimmed.

Use NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS from the passage for each answer.

  1. 1. ____ removed
  2. Paper torn and soaked in 2. ____
  3. Pulp made with a 3. ____
  4. Thin layer lifted on a 4. ____
  5. Sheet pressed below a 5. ____
  6. Dry on rack, then trim

Two worked examples

Example 1 · Remove _____.

Model answer: staples

Why: Staples are removed before tearing.

Example 2 · Soak strips in _____.

Model answer: warm water

Why: The strips soak in warm water overnight.

Independent practice

The two worked examples are excluded from the score. Answer the remaining questions, then submit.

3. Break material down using a _____.NO MORE THAN 2 WORDS from the passage.
4. Lift the pulp on a _____.NO MORE THAN 2 WORDS from the passage.
5. Press below a _____.NO MORE THAN 2 WORDS from the passage.

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