The line graph below shows the percentage of tourists to England who visited four different attractions in Brighton. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

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 The diagram below shows the life cycle of a frog. Summarize the information by 
selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. 
The diagram illustrates the different stages in the life of a frog. 
Overall, it is clear that tadpoles, which emerge from eggs in the water pass through many 
phases before going on to land and maturing into adult frog. It is also noticeable that the 
frog witnesses certain physical changes in terms of color and shape over the course of its 
life.
In the first stage, eggs are laid by an adult female frog in large numbers. After this, they 
hatch and embryo emerges out of them and turns into tadpoles clinging to the water 
plants. A tadpole uses its external gills to breath and in the meantime its tail keeps 
growing. During the next stage hindlegs starts to appear within few days.
In the following stage, the tadpole uses food stored in its tail for survival. Few days later 
the front legs start to appear and the length of the tail reduces. In the next stage tadpole 
turns into a young frog. Finally, after some time it grows and becomes a fully grown mature 
frog which is capable enough to lay eggs. Then, cycle starts again.
 
 
 
 
 

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The diagram shows the rock cycle. Write a report to university to the university lecturer. 
The diagram shows the how different kinds of rocks form in nature. 
Overall, it is clear that the rock cycle constitutes a series of slow changes which are unpredictable, 
invisible and constant. It is also noticeable that formation of three main types of rocks is involved in 
the rock cycle which are igneous rock, sedimentary rock and metamorphic rock.
The rock cycle starts when magma crystallizes to form igneous rocks. The process of uplifting 
continues inside the igneous rocks due to upward and downward forces. After this, on earth’s 
surface, wind and water breaks these rocks into pieces and also carries them to another place by 
weathering and erosion. Usually, the rock pieces called sediments deposit to form a layer. This layer 
buries under other layers of sediments and after long time this compaction of various layers then 
leads to the formation of sedimentary rock.
After the conversion of igneous rocks into sedimentary rocks, next phase starts where this rock 
changes its shape due to the heat and pressure produced inside the surface of earth. Due to 
deformation of the rock, the composition of the rock alters and it is termed as metamorphism 
which in turn gives rise to the formation of final type of rock known as metamorphic. In the final 
stage, again due to the heat produced from the movement of tectonic plates inside
the earth, metamorphic rock gets converted into lava and the cycle repeats itself.