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The maps illustrate the layout of the student common room five years ago and its current configuration.
Overall, Overall, the room has been significantly modernized with diversified seating arrangements and new technological features, while some existing facilities have remained unchanged. As a result, the upgraded room is now more space-efficient and student-friendly, in contrast to the simpler and more spacious setup from five years ago.
In detail, 5 years ago, upon entering the room, one would be greeted by circular tables filling the main area. There used to be 4 of such tables, arranged in a zigzag style, stretching from the entrance to the wall, right at the end of the room. A sink and cupboard occupied the whole corner from the left side of the entry, flanked by two benches, while the Northeast corner was designated for a microwave and refrigerator.
Over the past five years, significant changes have been made. The tables on the east side have been removed, making space for a television in the southeast corner, which is surrounded by armchairs. Additionally, a drinks machine has been added nearby. The kitchen facilities along the top of the room have remained largely unchanged, except for the removal of one bench in the middle. Directly opposite the entrance, a large rectangular table has replaced one of the old circular tables, while the table in the southwest corner remains the same. A new bench for laptops has also been introduced, enhancing the room's functionality.
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The table shows the literacy rate differences according to gender across continents and the world for 2000-2004.
Overall, literacy rates in Europe, the Americas, and Oceania are significantly higher than in other regions, with males leading in all continents. Notably, the gender gap is more pronounced in regions with lower literacy rates.
In detail, the highest literacy rate was among males in Europe at 99.2%, slightly higher than females at 98.5%, making a total of 98.8% for the continent, which is the highest overall literacy rate among all regions. The Americas followed with a literacy rate of 93.6%, just 0.2% higher than Oceania. Literate males in both regions were just above 94.1%, while females were around 93%.
Moving to regions with lower literacy rates, Asia had a rate of 79.3% overall, with 85.9% for males and 72.5% for females. Africa had the lowest overall literacy rate at 62.5%. This region also had the largest gender gap, with male literacy at 71.6% compared to 53.9% for females, the lowest rate in the table. Globally, the total literacy rate stood just above 80% for the years given.
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Real exam paper - passage 2
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Dogsbody
🔹At the office, she felt like a dogsbody, always being asked to make coffee and run errands.
🔹Despite his qualifications, he was treated as the team’s dogsbody, doing all the tasks no one else wanted.
🔹The intern quickly realized she was hired as a dogsbody, handling all the mundane jobs.
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