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Process diagram
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The topic : The flow chart below shows how Australian
bureau of Meteorology transfers weather forecast..
The diagram illustrates the process used how to the weather
information is collected in Australian bureau of meteorology
to provide weather forecast information to the public
Overall, there are four main steps in this process beginning
with the gathering weather Incoming information and ending
with the transmission of weather broadcast data .
In the first stage of the process, the incoming information is
collected through satellite, radar, drifting buoy to reach this
sources. After that, they are transported data to analyse and
forecast into a computer system where meteorologists analyze
patterns and weather conditions. This analysis helps them
prepare an accurate weather forecast
In the next stage of the process, the information is transmitted
to various media channels such as television Newsreader,
radio, and recorder announcement where it is broadcasted. to
share the public. Following this, people receive the weather
information through these different channels, ensuring that it
reaches a broad audience.
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Pie charts homework
The diagram shows three different pie charts that compare the
proportion of carbohydrate, protein, and fat in three types of diets
such as an average diet, healthy diet and healthy diet for sport.
The pie charts compare the proportion of Carbohydrates,
protein and fat in three different diets (such as healthy diet,
average diet and healthy diet for sport.)
Overall, carbohydrates in three pie charts make up the largest
rate, which significantly figures in the proportion of diets with
the healthy diet for sports have higher than others.
According the pie chart, In the average diet, both
carbohydrates and protein each account for 40% percentage,
whereas fat makes up 20%. By contrast, the healthy diet has a
higher percentage of carbohydrates at 50%, followed by
protein at 30% and fat remaining at 20%
On the other hand, the healthy diet for sport majority account
for carbotydrates at 60% of the diet dedicated to Protein and
fat consists of 25% and 15%, respectively.
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The skeletal systems of two
ancestors of human beings
New words:
• chest : Ngực
• forearm: Cẳng tay
• gluteus: Cơ mông
• femoral: Thuộc về xương đùi
• hip: Hông
• ankle joints: Khớp mắt cá chân
• Achilles tendon: Gân Achilles
• heel: Gót chân
• partial: Một phần
• endurance: Sức bền
The diagram illustrates the bone structures of two ancestors of
modern humans, namely australopithecus afarensis and homo
erectus.
Overall, Australopithecus afarensis exhibits features suited for
climbing and short-distance walking, whereas homo erectus
adaptions for endurance running and balanced walking
According the diagram, the Australopithecus afarensis, has an
unbalanced head with a long snout and a pair of high, narrow
shoulders. The chest is wide and the waist is short and wide
providing stability for climbing. Additionally, other notable
features include a long forearm, small gluteus Maximus, long
femoral neck and small hip, knee and ankle joints. The foot
structure includes a partial arch and long toes, which are
beneficial for climbing trees.
On the other hands, homo erectus has a balanced head with a
short snout and low, wide shoulders. The chest is narrow and the
waist is tall and narrow, which balance and endurance. Moreover,
this species also has a short forearm, a larger glutens Maximus
for running and a shorter temporal neck. The hip, knee and ankle
joints are large and the foot arch is stabilized with a larger heel
bone and short toes, adaptations that support long-distance
walking and running.
