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Band 5+: 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, $200/week, 6 meters long, depicting a bathroom, one study desk, one bed, a bookshelf, television, microwave, sink, stove, cupboard, table, and chairs. The key identifies the symbols for the bookshelf, television, microwave, sink, stove, cupboard, table, and chairs.
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The map shows a student accomodation for two individuals and a student accomodation for one person at an Australian University. If we see a space and furniture the two student room is best but we also have to depend on rent. The area of the is 6×4 metre which is good but due to this luxury the expense was about 350$/week and as a student it was very huge amount for the living.

On the other hand, there was one person room with no dining, bookshelf and a cupboard. the length of this room is same as the other one but it’s width is 2.5 metre which is for one individual. The rent of this room was 200$/week. In this room, they provide a small kitchen for cooking and a study desk.

If we compare both on price and space, the first was a fine choice due to the division of rent between two students and a good space for books and personal things.

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