According to the figure in the test paper the brick manufacturing process is composed of 7 major phases, this set of processes start with digging and end with delivery, so in order to clarify what is happening in each phase, the figure presenting this different phases is gonna help us a lot, to clarify and get more details about what is happening in each step during the brick manufacturing.
As we mentioned above we start by collecting resources using a digger and a clay, this step is followed by another important phase, it is in this phase where we extract only the needed elements to produce a brick, in this step a grid metal and a roller is a must, the output of the last mentioned step is water plus sands, this two is gonna be passed either to a wire cutter or a mould, we can see that the wire cutter and mould can give us a different shapes but this two will always produce a brick in the end, after this we can put this bricks in a drying oven for 24 hours to 48 hours, this step is followed by another, where we can put this brick in a different temperatures, moderate, high, and then a cooling chamber for 48 to 72 hours, note that a moderate temperature is between 200 to 980 celsius, a high temperature is between 870 and 1300 celsius, in the end this bricks is gonna be packed and delivered. 
According to the figure in the  
test
 paper the  
brick
 manufacturing process  
is composed
 of 7 major  
phases
, this set of processes  
start
 with digging and  
end
 with delivery,  
so
 in order to clarify what is happening in each  
phase
, the figure presenting this  
different
  phases
 is  
gonna
  help
 us a lot, to clarify and  
get
 more  
details
 about what is happening in each  
step
 during the  
brick
 manufacturing.
As we mentioned above we  
start
 by collecting resources using a digger and a clay, this  
step
  is followed
 by another  
important
  phase
, it is in this  
phase
 where we extract  
only
 the needed elements to produce a  
brick
, in this  
step
 a grid metal and a roller is a  
must
, the output of the last mentioned  
step
 is water plus sands, this two is  
gonna
  be passed
 either to a wire cutter or a  
mould
, we can  
see
 that the wire cutter and  
mould
 can give us a  
different
  shapes
  but
 this two will always produce a  
brick
 in the  
end
, after this we can put this  
bricks
 in a drying oven for 24 hours to 48 hours, this  
step
  is followed
 by another, where we can put this  
brick
 in a  
different
  temperatures
, moderate, high, and then a cooling chamber for 48 to 72 hours, note that a moderate temperature is  
between 200 to 980
  celsius
, a high temperature is between 870 and 1300  
celsius
, in the  
end
 this  
bricks
 is  
gonna
  be packed
 and delivered.