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WorksheetsIELTS Vocabulary for Process Writing
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the main focus of IELTS vocabulary for process writing?
Accurately describing the steps involved in a process or procedure
Using metaphors and similes to describe the process
Including personal anecdotes unrelated to the process
Focusing on historical context of the process
What is the purpose of writing a process essay?
The purpose of writing a process essay is to entertain the readers with fictional stories
The purpose of writing a process essay is to persuade the audience to change their beliefs
The purpose of writing a process essay is to share personal opinions and experiences
The purpose of writing a process essay is to explain how to do something or how something works, providing a step-by-step guide or instructions.
What are transitional words and phrases used for in process writing?
To provide examples of the process
To explain the history of the process
To describe the setting of the process
To show the order of steps or stages in a process.
Why is it important to use transitional words and phrases in process writing?
Using transitional words and phrases is irrelevant in process writing
Transitional words and phrases help to improve the flow and coherence of the writing, making it easier for the reader to follow the process and understand the steps involved.
Transitional words and phrases slow down the reading process
Transitional words and phrases make the writing more confusing and difficult to follow
a.First, used bottles (1) ……………………. (put) in the plastic recycling bin.
(a)
Next, the used bottles (2) ……………………. (collect)
(a)
and (3) ……………..……………. (take) to the factory which will recycle the bottles.
(a)
Following transportation, the bottles (4) ……………………. (heat) and (5) ………………………….…….. (melt).
(a)
Then they (6) ……………………. (form) into new bottles
(a)
After cooling, the recycled plastic bottles (7) ……………… (distribute) to
companies
(a)
in order that they can (8) ……………………. (refill) and sold to the
public.
(a)
Cement (1) ……………………. (make) from a number of ingredients.
The primary ingredient of cement is lime in stone.
(a)
Limestone (2) ……………………. (form) millions of years ago from dead sea creatures.
(a)
It (3) ……………………. (extract) from the ground.
(a)
After extraction it (4) ……………………. (take)
to a factory.
(a)
After it arrives, it (5) ……………………. (crush).
(a)
Then, it (6) ……………………. (heat) to a high temperature with various other ingredients.
(a)
Following this, cold air (7) …. (cool) the limestone mixture down into cement.
(a)
The two diagrams show how electricity can be (a) from the rise and fall of water caused by sea waves.
The process (b) a structure which is (c) on the side of a cliff or sea wall. This structure consists of a large chamber. One end is open to the sea, and the other leads into a vertical column, which is open to the atmosphere. A turbine is (d) inside this column and this is used to generate the electricity in two phases.
The first diagram (a) that when a wave (b) the device, water is (c) into the chamber, applying pressure on the air within the column. This air (d) to atmosphere through the turbine, thereby (e) electricity.
The second diagram (a) the next part of the process when wave (b) . As the water level falls, the air from outside the column is (c) back in through the turbine. As a result, electricity continues to be (d) . The turbine (e) only in one direction, regardless of the direction of the air flow.
In conclusion, we can see that this (a) is useful as (b) is generated in both (c) : entering and (d) of water.
