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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 pictorial chart depicts the layout of student accommodation for two people and a student room for one person at an Australian university.

Overall, student room for twin is larger and it fully equipped with modern facilities. While weekly costs more expensive rather than one person room.

Looking at the two people room layout of the university. This measures 6 metres in length and 4 metres in width. The right side has two bedrooms. The left corner has bathroom with separate toilet. Under the bathroom sink, stove and microwave are arranged in a raw. Table and chairs located in almost the center and opposite has television on the wall. Study desks are arranged different sides, One is on the north, while the other is on the south.

In contrast, 200/week room measures 6 meters in length and 2,5 meters in width. It particularly same, but there is no add bed and study desk.

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