The table and the bar graph compare the average time spend by men and women in the UK across several activities. The table displays the mean time enjoyed by both genders in their free time on a typical day, where the bar graph depicts the time investing on household activities.
Overall, it can be seen that men marginally spend more time on leisure activities, while women are busier on household works than men.
Looking at the table in more details, both males and feamles spend significant time on watching TV and other forms of digital entertainments, which consume the most times of a day, with 137 and 118 minutes for males and females, respectively. However, the other forms of activities are accounted for nearly 60% times of the total, where sports take on average 15 minutes for men and 10 minutes for women.
With regards to the household activities, cooking and washing is among the most important activity for women on a day, which takes approximately 75 minutes for women as compared with only one-third proportion for men. A similar pattern is observed on shopping and ironing activities. However, for repair work, men spend almost double time than women, with about 10 minutes for women and nearly 20 for men on a day.