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Band 8+: The plans below show a student room for two people and a student room for one person at an Australian University. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains floor plans for two student rooms with a key to furniture/items. Top plan: student room for two people, $350/week, 6 meters long, showing a bathroom, two study desks, two beds, a bookshelf, a television, microwave, sink, stove, cupboard, table, and chairs. Bottom plan: student room for one person, $200/week, 6 meters long, depicting a bathroom, one study desk, one bed, a bookshelf, television, microwave, sink, stove, cupboard, table, and chairs. The key identifies the symbols for the bookshelf, television, microwave, sink, stove, cupboard, table, and chairs.
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The graphics illustrate the layouts of two student’s rooms at an Australian University. One of the rooms is suitable for one person, another for two.

Overall, the student room for two people costs more than the single one. Additionally, the two-person room is bigger and has more furniture.

In detail, both rooms have similar furniture. Both rooms have one bed, a study desk, and a television. However, the room for two people additionally has a table and chairs in the kitchen area. Moreover, this room includes one more bed and study desk. Also, the single room does not have a bookshelf. However, the bathroom and kitchen area are present in both rooms.

The areas of the rooms differ. The two-person room is bigger. The student room for one person is 6 meters by 2.5 meters, while the two-person room is 6 meters by 4 meters. The cost is also different. The room for one person requires $200 per week, while the other costs $350 per week.

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