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Band 5+: describe the layout of the student rooms and its differences

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The image displays two floor plans for student rooms. The student room for two people costs $350/week and has dimensions of 6 metres by 4 metres; it contains a bathroom, a kitchenette area with a sink, stove, and cupboard, a round table with three chairs, two beds (Bed 1, Bed 2), two study desks (Study desk 1, Study desk 2), a bookshelf, and one window. The student room for one person costs $200/week and measures 6 metres by 2.5 metres; it includes a bathroom, a kitchenette with a stove, sink, and cupboard, one study desk, one bed, and one window. A key identifies symbols for a Bookshelf, Television, Microwave, Sink, Stove, Cupboard, and Table and chairs.
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The plans exhibit two different rooms and compare weekly rental cost for private and shared accomodations.

Overall, while private room provides only limited amenities and lower cost, room for two people offers better facilities and more expensive cost. There is a notable disparity between the rooms in their width.

Twin room’s cost for a week is $350. Bathroom could be found left-hand side of the entrance. There are sink, stove, and microwave, allowing students to prepare a meal together, also there is a table, chairs, and TV. Two students room seperated by cupboard. One student necessities, including bed – with window – and desk, was situated on the upper side of the layout, and also there is bookshelf. Another student’s room, on the other hand, was identical having the same things as another student, but not having a window, located just under the cupboard. Additionally, the length and width’s of twins room were 6 and 4 meters, respectively.

Conversely, another student’s room intented only for a person, and it costs $200. Identically, the bathroom was situated on the left-side of the entrance. On the other side of the entrance, there were microwave, stove, and sink, adjacent to TV. On the corner there is a bed and studying desk. In addition, thelength of the both rooms are relatively similar 6 meters, but the width differs with 1.5 meters.

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