Talk
with a partner. What would you write for a task 1 essay?
The
diagram below shows the typical stages of consumer goods
manufacturing, including the process by which information is fed
back to earlier stages to enable adjustment.
Write a report for a university lecturer describing the process shown.
You
should write at least 150 words.
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Cut
up strips and shuffle and have students re-arrange them in order in
groups
The
flow chart shows the stages in the manufacture of everyday
consumer products and also how feedback is used to improve these
products.
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In
the first stage of the process, the company conducts market
research to find out what kind of product will be popular.
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A
design team then devises a product based on this research.
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The
next step is to order the raw materials and manufactured parts
necessary for production.
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These
items are kept in storage until the company plans how to produce
the particular good.
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Assembling
the various components is the next step.
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After
this has been done, the goods are inspected and then tested.
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Finally,
goods that pass inspection and testing are then packaged and
dispatched to shops to be sold, while faulty products are sent
back to the design team for adjustment.
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P.1
Introduction:
stages
feedback
P2.
stages
P.3
feedback
Conclusion:
many
stages
effective
feedback
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The
flow chart shows the stages in the manufacture of everyday
consumer products and also how feedback is used to improve these
products.
In
the first stage of the process, the company conducts market
research to find out what kind of product will be popular. A
design team then devises a product based on this research. The
next step is to order the raw materials and manufactured parts
necessary for production. These items are kept in storage until
the company plans how to produce the particular good. Assembling
the various components is the next step. After this has been done,
the goods are inspected and then tested. Finally, goods that pass
inspection and testing are then packaged and dispatched to shops
to be sold, while faulty products are sent back to the design team
for adjustment.
Sales
figures give direct feedback to the company about the popularity
of their product. Market research provides additional information,
which can be used to alter the design, advertising or packaging of
the product.
It
is clear that manufacturing consumer goods is a complicated
process, which involves many stages and requires effective
feedback.
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IELTS to Success
p.134
The
diagram below shows the typical stages of consumer goods
manufacturing, including the process by which information is fed
back to earlier stages to enable adjustment.
Write
a report for a university lecturer describing the process shown.
|
1.
Fill in the missing words to complete the report.
2.
Divide the report into a suitable number of paragraphs.
The flow chart shows the stages in the manufacture
of everyday consumer products and also how feedback is used to
(1._________________) these products. In the first stage of the
process, the company (2. _________________) market research to find
out what kind of product will be (3. _________________). A design
team then devises a product based on this research. The next step is
to (4. _________________) the raw materials and manufactured parts
necessary for production. These items (5. _________________
_________________) in storage until the company plans how to produce
the particular good. Assembling the various components is the next
step. (6. _________________ _________________) this has been done,
the goods are inspected and then (7. _________________). Finally,
goods that pass inspection and testing (8. _________________ then
_________________) and dispatched to (9. _________________) to be
sold, while faulty products are sent back to the design team for
adjustment. (10_________________) figures give direct feedback to the
company about the popularity of their product. (11. _________________
_________________) provides additional information, which can be
used to alter the design, advertising or (12. _________________) of
the product. It is clear that manufacturing consumer goods is a
(13_________________) process, which involves many stages and
requires effective (14. _________________).
Answers
The flow chart shows the stages in the manufacture of everyday consumer products and also how feedback is used to (1.___improve______________) these products.
The flow chart shows the stages in the manufacture of everyday consumer products and also how feedback is used to (1.___improve______________) these products.
In the first stage of the process, the company
(2.____conducts____________) market research to find out what
kind of product will be (3.___popular______________). A design
team then devises a product based on this research. The next step is
to (4. __order___________) the raw materials and manufactured
parts necessary for production. These items (5. ___are___
_______kept______) in storage until the company plans how to
produce the particular good. Assembling the various components is the
next step. (6._after this______) this has been done, the
goods are inspected and then (7.___tested_________). Finally,
goods that pass inspection and testing (8. _are_____ then
_packaged____________) and dispatched to (9. __shops_________)
to be sold, while faulty products are sent back to the design team
for adjustment.
(10.___Sales________) figures give direct
feedback to the company about the popularity of their product.
(11.___Market__________ ___research______________)
provides additional information, which can be used to alter the
design, advertising or (12.__packaging___________________) of
the product.
It is clear that manufacturing consumer goods is
a (13._____complicated_________________) process, which
involves many stages and requires effective
(14._____feedback___________).
(Scrambled
order)
Assembling
the various components is the next step.
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Finally,
goods that pass inspection and testing are then packaged and
dispatched to shops to be sold, while faulty products are sent
back to the design team for adjustment.
|
A
design team then devises a product based on this research.
|
The
next step is to order the raw materials and manufactured parts
necessary for production.
|
These
items are kept in storage until the company plans how to produce
the particular good.
|
The
flow chart shows the stages in the manufacture of everyday
consumer products and also how feedback is used to improve these
products.
|
In
the first stage of the process, the company conducts market
research to find out what kind of product will be popular.
|
After
this has been done, the goods are inspected and then tested.
|
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