The provided graph illustrates the quantity of time allocated by adults, across the four distinct activities in two different countries. The data is measured in hours.
Overall, it is clear that in both countries people spent time more on work and sleep, however, pastime activities and exercises were the less done by them.
It is notable that residents of the country A can balance between work and sleep, so they allocated 8 hours equally for both activities. The quantity of time spent on leisure was approximately more than 5 hours. The least favourable activity among dwellers was considered exercising which was allocated more than 3 hours respectively.
Turning to the next country, the city B dwellers much more likely invest their time on work which was accounted for almost 9 hours and this numbers were 5 hours more than exercising and leisure activities which was about 4 hours was spent on each equally. However, sleeping was also balanced and allocated about 7 hours a day.