UNIT 10- P2 VOCABULARY PRACTICE - TASK 1- DIAGRAM

The old newspapers are first shredded and then mixed with water to create a _______ before they are processed further.

• filtration

• slurry
• conveyor belt

• uniform

To ensure the paper has no impurities, the _______ stage is critical to producing high-quality recycled paper.

• slurry

• disintegrated

• filtration

Once the paper has been _______, it is almost ready to be reformed into new sheets.

• disintegrated

• cleansed
• uniform

• filtration

Machines with _______ compress the final pulp to squeeze out excess water and form the paper.

• conveyors
• rollers
• filtration

• conveyor belts

Workers place the recycled material on the _______ to move it through each stage of the recycling process efficiently.

• rollers
• conveyors
• conveyor belt
• dryers

The final product must be _______ to ensure all remnants of ink and dirt are removed before it can be used again.

• uniform

• slurry

• cleansed
• disintegrated

The _______ ensures that only the smallest, most consistent particles make it to the drying section.

• conveyor
• rollers

• filtration
• rollers

After being _______, the materials become a thick paste that's ready for cleaning and pressing.

• dried
• pressed
• disintegrated
• pulped

The diagram meticulously _______ the systematic process involved in recycling paper.

• delineates
• tells
• talks about

The process _______ four principal stages.

• encompasses
• composes
• compiles
• combines