Overall, it can be seen that there are approximately 9 steps in the process requiring a specific temperature and different duration, commencing with the corn collection from the field, and terminating with pure ethanol, ready to be transported and sold. (2)

After the collection of corn, … (3)

Following this, the corn is milled into powder, and then mixed with water, which allows for the next step being cooking in a time span of 4 hours. (4) Once the resulting mixture undergoes the process of fermentation taking 5 hours.(5) Afterwards, the fermented product is put through a process which acquires the liquid from the solids (6).

The liquid then needs to eliminate any residue taking 5 hours, while the solid material is put aside for by-product of the process. (7) After the liquid is purified, it is ready to be stored and consumed at a gas station. (8)

The diagram gives information about how carbonated beverages are made.

In general, there are five steps in this linear process, commencing with raw water being filtered and softened and culminating with the resulting products being stored in carton boxes and distributed to supermarkets.

The process begins with raw water being filtered and pumped into a tank, where it will be softened with chemicals. After that, the resulting water gets pumped into an electric heater, and the vapours will be collected by a cooling pipe to allow for the next step of carbonation.

Once the carbonation process is finished, the carbonated water will be poured into a mixing tank, where it will be mixed with colouring, syrup and flavour. The mixture will undergo another filtering step before it gets filled into bottles and cans. Finally, they will be stored in carton boxes and transported to supermarkets for customers to buy and consume.

1. The given chart has given a linear representation of the ethanol production process from corn.

2. Overall, the process, commencing with corn collection from the field and culminating in pure ethanol ready for transportation and sale, has given a clear picture of the approximately 9 steps involved, each requiring a specific temperature and duration.

3. The process has given corn collection as the initial step, followed by storage.

4. The corn is then milled into a powder and mixed with water. This mixture is then cooked for a time span of 4 hours to allow for the next step.

5. Once the mixture is ready, it is put through a process of fermentation which takes 48 hours.

6. Afterwards, the fermented product is put through a process which separates the liquid from the solids.

7. The liquid then needs to be purified for 5 hours to eliminate any residue, while the solid material becomes a useful by-product of the process.

8. After the liquid has been purified, it is ready to be sold and consumed and can then be stored and shipped to gas stations.

Carbonate drinks

The diagram illustrates the linear process of manufacturing carbonated drinks.

Overall, what stands out from the diagram is there are 5 stages in the process, some of which requires different additional chemicals or substances, commencing from cleaning water and terminating at packing and delivering to supermarket.

The process begins with putting raw water into the filter, which is then loaded to water softener and added chemicals to remove hard metal substances. Once cleaning water is put on a pump to transport in electric heater, the hot water have been loaded in cooling pipe and added carbon dioxide.

After the heating evaporation and carbonation are done, the carbonated mixture have been moved to mixed tank for combining with additives such as flavors, syrup and coloring. Afterwards, the mixed water is transported to the filter where it is poured in cans or bottles. The process ends up with packing them in box to allow for the next step of delivery to supermarkets.

The diagram depicts the different steps   involved in the proccess of making soft drinks

In total, the linear process comprises five distinct phases, beginning with the purification of raw water and culminating in the packaging and distribution of the finished products to retail outlets.

During the first phase,raw water is subjected to the filtration and treated with a subtance to make it soft, followed by the
chemicals to guarantee its purify. Afterward, the purified water is heated and evaporate before being carbonated. Electric heaters facilitate the heating, while a cooling pipe aids in reducing the temperature. Carbon dioxide is then infused into the water, producing carbonated water, which is subsequently transferred to the next phase.

At stage 3, the carbonated water is directed into a tank with the mixer, where it is blended with coloring, syrup, and flavoring agents. The resulting mixture undergoes an additional filtration process to ensure its quality before being packaged into bottles or cans in the fourth phase. Finally, products are packaged into cartoon boxes and loaded onto trucks for delivering to supermarkets.

The diagrame illustrate how soft drink is made.
Overall, there are 5 linear steps, some of which require modern equipment,  starting with the cleaning of raw water and concluding with the packaging and delivery of the final product to supermarkets, where it is sold and consumed.
First, raw Water is led to the filtration through pipes, then  it is treated by adding water softerned and some chemicals for its cleaness. After that clean water is loaded to the electric heaters to allow for the next step of heating evaporation and carbonating. The cleaned water is heated and evaporated, carbonated, and then the cooling pipe helps in lowering the temperature.
Moving to the third step, the carbonated water enters a mixing tank, where it is combined with coloring, syrup, and flavoring agents. Subsequently, the mixture passes through another filtration process, ensuring its quality, before being filled into bottles, while other are filled in cans at the fourth stage. Finally, in the last step, the bottles and cans are packaged and loaded onto trucks for transportation to supermarkets.

The process has given a linear representation of manufacturing carbonated beverages.

Overall, the process, starting with water cleaning through many machines and terminating in packaging,  is ready to be transported and sold. This process has given a clear picture of the 5 stages involved.

Initially, the raw water is run through a lot of membrane filters. The raw water is purified through filtering, water softener, and chemicals then the purified water is transferred to the electric heaters through the pump. From the heaters, the water is then moved into a cooling pipe and mixed with carbon dioxide liquid.

Once the mixture is ready, it is run into a mixing tank to be blended with color, syrup and flavor. Afterward, the product is put through another filterized machine. After the beverage has been purified, it is filled into cans and bottles. Finally, the cans and bottles are packed into different boxes, ready to be sold and consumed.

The pie chart illustrates the percentages of destinations of anthropology graduates after gaining their degrees, and the table describes the ratios of their salary ranges  after 5-year work.

Overall, what stands out from the pie chart is that most of the anthropology students becomes full-time workers after graduation. Moreover, from the table, the higher the salary of anthropology graduates is, the higher their percentage is, particularly within the freelance consultants and government sector, except for the private companies.

The provided chart illustrates the career goal-settled of Anthropology graduates from a particular university. Meanwhile, the table presents the salary range of those graduates after five years of work, and both are measured in percent.

Overall, the majority of graduates choose a full-time job as their futuristic goal in the pie chart. In the table, the higher the percentage of graduates is, the higher their salary gets, particularly within the government sector and the freelance consultants except for the private companies.

The pie chart illustrates what Anthropology graduates did after completing their degree, while the table gives information about how much money they earned from work after 5 years.

Overall, what stands out from the charts is that Full-time work was the job that most of Anthropology graduates chosen to do. Another significant point is that the higher the percentage of degree holder is, the higher salary is, except for Private companies.

the pie chart demonstrates information about types of job anthropologists did after graduating from a university,while the table depicts statistics of the annual wages they earned after 5 years of work experience.

    Overall, it's clear that half of the graduates chose permanent employments as their destination. Another notable point is that the higher percentage of anthrology graduates is, the better salary they get paid of, especially within the civil servants and except for those who work in private companies.

The bar chart demonstrates the number of foreign tourists visiting Country X from different regions of the world. Meanwhile,the table presents the annual income of different businesses in the tourism industry between 2008 and 2009.

Overall, both of the graph and the chart have the same downward trend and the largest decrease was observed in the number of tourists from the US and Canada, followed by Europe in the bar chart. Additionally, in the table, although the Hotel & Resort industry bring the highest profit in 2007, it experienced the most significant decline in income of 2008, and the opposite is true for Restaurant, Bar, & Souvenir Shops industry.

The bar chart demonstrates the number of foreigners who travelled to country X in 2007 and 2008, while the table gives information about some of the tourist services' income in the same period.

Generally, the number of tourists that visited the country in 2007 has decreased in 2008, especially those who came from the US and Canada. Furthermore, some services have also witnessed a significant drop in profits, with hotels and resorts businesses making the least profit in 2008.

The bar chart demonstrates the proportion of X Country's foreign visitors from Europe, US and Canada, China and Japan, and Australia in 2007 and 2008, while the table give information about their income from tourism-related industries.

Overall, what stands out from the charts is that the number of tourists who visited X Country in 2008 was decreased a lot compared to 2007. The sharpest decrease is for tourists from the US. Another significant point is that hotel and resort is the bussiness that experienced the most significant decline in income between 2007 and 2008.

Overall, what stands out from the bar chart is that the number of foreign visitors dropped significantly from 2007 to 2008, and travelers from US and Canada accounted for the biggest decrease. The similar pattern could be seen in the annual incomes of businesses as the falling of travel industry, and the hotel and resort had the highest earnings in 2007 but the second lowest ones in 2008.

The bar chart demonstrates information about the number of foreign visitors from different nations spanning across continents chose the anonymous country as their destination between 2007 and 2008 , while the table give statistics of the revenue that country earned from the tourism business in the same years spand


Overall, a economic downturn can be seen in both provided- chart and table. North American visitor figure witnessed biggest decrease, and the same for the figure for the accomodation earning in the table

despite being the most profitable business

The two maps show an island before and after the transformation to make it a place for tourists. 

Generally, the island has undergone several changes to its landscape, including the constructions of new tourist facilities and pathways. The sole exception remaining intact was the palm trees that scattered across the island.

Before the transformation, the island was empty with only a few palm trees that could be seen across the island. There was also a beach located to the West of the island which was not safe to swim in.

After the metamorphosis, multiple buildings and facilities were constructed on the island. The accomodation area was divided into two zones: One in the middle of the island with a circular footpath that has branches which leads to each accomodation, while the other one was located to the West with the same circular footpath. There was also a restaurant in the North and a reception block that was surrounded by a vehiclepath. The vehiclepath leaded to the pier at the bottom of the island and the other footpath from the West accomodation zone was connected to the beach, which was now safe to swim in. 

The pictures demonstrate the renovation of an island with the addition of amenities for tourism.

Overall, while the island was intact with no building initially, the later maps exhibits some facilities, including a restaurant, reception, accommodations, and access ways that have been added for visitors. Moreover, the palm trees have been preserved for the whole period.

Looking at details, this place was an uninhabited island surrounded by sea and a small beach without any buildings or tourist facilities. East and west of the island had some palm trees while the rest of it was only an open space.

Subsequent to the development phase, a pier which is situated in the south of the area is erected for sailling and sightseeing the whole island. To the north of the pier, the reception building have been added and located in the middle of this and bordered by a vehicle track and a restaurant on the northern side of the reception. On the western side of the reception, the other accommodation including a group of houses located in a circular form ,which is smaller than that on the eastern side of the reception. Additionally, both of them are surrounded by footpaths and the western accommodation has a footpath leading to the beach which is now suitable for swimming.

The maps illustrate information about the changes of an island to serve tourism

Overall, what stands out from the maps is that the island has undergone a huge change with many amenities for tourism added. Another point is that the palm-tree area has remained stable.

Looking at the map for more details, we can see that in the center of the island, there is a circle of accommodation linked by a circular footpath through branches. On the right handside of the accommodation circle, the vehicle tracks have stretched from the restaurant on the north side of the island, around the reception and ending at the pier, where visitors can use boats for water sports activities.

Next, another accommodation group with 6 apartments surrounded by a small palm grove, and right next to it was the beach, which has now been designated as a swimming area. Last but not least, the large palm area on the East side of the island is kept intact to preserve the natural charm of the island. 

Overall, what stands out from pictures is that there are various facilities being constructed for tourism such as accommodations and roadways for both pedestrians and vehicles. However, the natural environment has been maintained throughout time.

Looking at the details, in the center of map, a circle of accommodations have been erected and linked by a circular footpath. Moreover, a introduction of restaurant has been located in the northwest, which is on the top of a receptionist being surrounded by a circular vehical path. Besides that, also being connected with vehical road in the southwest, the pier has been built for sea activities, specifically for  boating transport.

Turning into the remains, this has been one more a smaller circle of accommodations in the west, which has surrounded an area of old pam trees. Following this, the beach in the western edge has been untouched before, which is reconstructed for swimming. A interesting point is that although there have been a lot of construction making a huge change for tourism, the natural environment in the east has been preserved, which creates a fresh forest atmosphere for entertaining travelers.

the two maps demonstrate an island pre and post renovation to become a tourist attraction.
   In general, a numerous number of facilities have been constructed, including amenities, a place to eat, swimming area,....etc, without demolishing any natural resource.
   Beforewards, the island was a barren island with only palm trees, and a beach which is unable to swim. Looking at the island after the construction, two hut complexes were built up right in the center to serve the accomodating needs, and between each complex situated a reception building .This is a exceptional mark compared compared to the island's origina l state.
     Looking beyond, a system of footpaths were built up around the huts, and vehicle lines which lead us to the restuatant in the west, and a brand new pier in southeast of the island, allowing for the sea transport.
Not forget to mention the western beach, once untouched, now is capable for swimming activities . The road system was a stark change while it  links facilities together, making it more idielly for visitors to move around
     

The maps illustrate a small island before and after the developments for tourism.

Overall, what stands out from the maps is that the island has been touristized by buiding more accomodation and other facilities for tourists.

Looking at the details, the island has witnessed lots of significant chances. At the centre of it, eight accommodations have been added to that region. And they have been linked by the footpath. Moving to the west, there are a restaurant and a central reception block surrounded by a vehicle track. Both of footpaths and vehicle tracks have been built to connect various amenities. Besides, a pier has been constructed, allowing for boating. The beach which is located on the left hand of the island, is now designated as a swimming area.

Another significant point is that palm trees and other natural features have been preserved to protect the natural charm of the island.

The maps illustrate information about the changes of Sawry District neighborhood between 1920 and 2020

Overall, what stands out from the maps is that Sawry District has gone through a huge change with more apartments and shops being added due to the raised population. Another point is that Miller’s Lake remained unchanged.

Looking at the maps for more details, we can see that the large industrial park called Tulebug Bros. Cannery on the top left of the map has been replaced by the Yang Office Complex. Next, the outermost house in row the three-house row was removed to build a road to the Elm River, where it was connected to a bridge to reach the other bank, and the house under it was upgraded into an apartment. On the top right of the map, where the beach used to take place, has now become a bike path.

Move to the other side of Oak Avenue, many facilities like shops, houses and apartments were added, a small house in the middle was demolished to make way for another apartment. Prestwich Primary School on the bottom left of the map expanded and relocated to the forest at the bottom of the map, right next to Miller’s Lake, and a Lonoco Petrol Station was built at the location where the old school was. And last but not least the Miller’s Lake stayed unchanged for the neighborhood nature charm. 

The two maps show the Sawry district before and after being urbanised between 1920 and 2020.

Overall, the district has undergone big changes to its layout, some of which are the relocation and conversion of some amenities. The only exceptions remaining intact are Miller's Lake, Oak Avenue and the Elmwood river.

On one side of the avenue, the most noticeable feature is that the Tulebug Bros. Cannery has been demolished to make way for the Yang Office Complex. The beach next to the Elmwood river has also been backfilled to be replaced with a bike path. There was also an extension of the pathway that was constructed where the first house of the three houses used to take place and an apartment was built below the three houses.

On the other side of the map, more than half of the forest on the bottom of the map was replaced by the Prestwich Primary School that was tripled in size. The Lonoco Petrol Station was also erected at the old location of the primary school. The house at the centre of the map has been demolished and was replaced by two apartments. Two houses and a shop were also built on the other side of the map.

Looking at the details, in 1920, Sawry was an industrialized zone having a factory named Talebug Bros. Cannery in the north-west of this district. There was a primary school and a lake near each other, in the south-west. Moving to the north and east, beach and a river named Elmwood River were the most special point. Some trees and houses around them.

And in 2020, the district changed a lot. Cannery was replaced by Yang Office Complex. A street stretched from Oak Avenue extended beyond the Elmwood river with the construction of a bridge. Moreover, the number of apartment increased at many places in the district. Southern part of Sawry included new facilities like Lonoco Petrol Station, modern living places and more shops along Oak Avenue. Prestwich Primary School moved to a woodland to the east of Miller's Lake.

ị today's mordern era, the role of history is overshadowning for young generations. Still, the valueable lessons of history meant a huge impact for humans life despite the social growths

country history is a certain part of national ethnicity. Our ancestors have had to devote themselves, to protect the ethnic sovereignty. Those sacrifices taught us to appriciate what we have, and also engourage the patrotism in the Vietnamese bloostream. If so, we have to be working hard to prove what we deserve

Nowadays, the role of history is becoming gradually blurred with the lives of the younger generation. However, the lessons from history have great significance for each person's life no matter how society develops.

National history is part of national identity. In the past, our ancestors had to sacrifice a lot to protect national sovereignty. That sacrifice has taught us how to appreciate what we have as well as encourage patriotism in all of Vietnamese people’s hearts. When we are proud of our origin, we will study and work hard to be worthy of what our ancestors have built in the past.

History also leaves behind priceless lessons about our ancients’s mistakes. Understanding those mistakes is the only way to avoid repeating the same mistakes. Not only that, our ancestors also summarized a lot of wisdom about the values ​​of life to pass on to future generations. Understanding that knowledge is the key to gaining a deeper insight into our life.

For many people, researching one's roots is very devine and necessary, which is why genealogy has also become more popular. We are starting to become more aware of family annals research to better understand family heritage and also to preserve family traditions. This has become our responsibility because we need to express our gratitude for the deserts of our ancestors by understanding, preserving, and carrying on the long-standing traditions of our families. Learning about the family's history is also learning about ourself, to clearly understand our own background. This is an indispensable part if we want to truly know who we are.