The diagram below shows the plan of a library in 2001 and 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The maps illustrate the changes planned for the ground floor of a library between 2001 and 2009.
Overall
, the library underwent extensive renovations, introducing numerous new amenities, including computers, a dedicated children's section
, various types of books
, and a films and DVDs area
, enhancing its appeal to visitors.
In 2001, the library's central area
featured eight tables
for reading, situated in the middle of the building. To the right of these tables
was a section
dedicated to newspapers and periodicals. By 2009, this
space was repurposed into a films and DVDs section
, and a new computer area
was established adjacent to it. Concurrently, the number of tables
was reduced, allowing for a more spacious layout.
The fiction room
, which was located behind the tables
in 2001, was transformed into a children's books
section
by 2009. Additionally
, a new children's area
was created in front of this
section
to cater specifically to young readers. The librarian's desk, positioned near the entrance, remained unchanged, maintaining its original location.
Significant modifications were made to the left side of the librarian's desk. In 2001, this
area
housed a self-help room
. By 2009, this
room
was subdivided into multiple sections, including history, fiction, and self-help books
. Similarly
, the original history room
was replaced with sections for kitchen, economics, and law books
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Vocabulary: Replace the words section, books, area, tables, room with synonyms.
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Vocabulary: The word "tables" was used 4 times.
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