The diagrams illustrate the process of building an igloo

The charts show the process in which igloo is built.

There are thirteen stages in the process, beginning with finding an area covered by
hard-packed snow and ending with cutting ventilation holes in the wall .
The first step of the process is find an area covered by hard-parked snow then
using a snow saw to cut large snow blocks at the base. At the following stage, the
edges of snow blocks are smoothed by a snow saw to build the base and dig a hole
under the wall to create an entrance. Next, block that is slightly too large for the
last opening and placed on top of the igloo.
Following this, snow is shoveled so that it can be poured on top of the igloo then
pack the snow into all crevices by hand. The process continues with smoothed the
internal surface of the igloo by hand then cover snow with snow blocks. The final
stages is that cut ventilation holes in the wall.

The diagram shows the small-scale production of smoked fish

The diagram illustrates the process in which smoked fish is produced in small-
scale production.
There are eight stages in the process, commencing with killed fish and culminating
with transported fish by trucks.
In the initial stage, , the fish are cleaned with a knife and then the fish are soaked in
salt and water for about 30 minutes. The next stage is when the fish is removed
from the salt and water mixture and cooked in a pot for approximately 5 minutes.
After cooking, the fish is removed and it is hung on a rope. Following this, the vat
is covered with wood to prevent smoke from escaping and the fish are smoked and
ready for the next stage after 30 minutes. The process continues with fish is soaked
in a yellow coloring before being smoked. The final stage is that the fish is packed
in a box then transported by truck.
The diagram below shows the development of cutting tools in the Stone Age.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and
make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram illustrates the evolution of cutting tools during the Stone Age.
It is clear that cutting tools in 0.8 million years ago sharper and more regular in
shape of cutting tools in 1.4 million years ago, the cutting tool became bigger and
better.
1.4 million years ago, the cutting tools quite rough and appears to be natural stone.
It has no effect on fixing the stone into a cutting tool. From the front and side view
of the stone, tool A had a rough surface and the edge of the blunt stone , not sharp.
The back view was the same and it was 10 centimeters long .
0.8 million years ago, the tool B has been improved and it was shaped like a drop
of water, sharper and bigger than tool A. In terms of height, tool A and tool B were
the same, about 10cm. From the back and side view, tool B was sharpened to be
smoother than tool A the overall width to be larger.

The diagram illustrates the operation of a hot air balloon.

It is clear that the hot air balloon has three key parts, which are the envelope, the
basket and the burner. Additionally, propane is the fuel that is used to produce the
hot air.
Regarding the structure of the hot air balloon, which is inverted teardrop shape. In
the top of hot air balloon is the parachute valve, which is used to release air. Next,
the straight sections under parachute valve are called gores which are made up of
smaller panels and below the envelope have a skirt. The skirt is attached to the
basket by using rope. Inside the basket have propane to use to power the burner.
The propane mixes regular air to produce flame to make the hot air. Next, after
heating the air inside the balloon, it becomes lighter and makes the balloon fly. To
begin a descent, create cool the air and it will become heavier, pulling the balloon
down.