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Band 6+: Avarege minutes men and women spent on unpaid work and leisure activities.

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The image includes a table and a bar graph; the table shows average daily leisure activities in minutes where men spend 137 on TV, video, radio, 18 on reading, 15 on sports, while women spend 118 on TV, video, radio, 19 on reading, 11 on sports; the bar graph depicts average daily household activities in minutes showing men and women respectively with cooking and washing (men: ~60, women: ~85), shopping (men: ~30, women: ~35), repair (men: ~15, women: ~5), clothes washing and ironing (men: ~5, women: ~25).
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The bar chart illustrate the average time spent on leisure time and household activities.

Overall, while both men and women spend most of their leisure time on TV, video, and radio, same can’t be seen in other activities. Moreover, men spend significantly fewer time on household activities rather than women.

Examining the data, both men and women were spending approximately 2 hours a day on passive activities, as opposed to much more benefical activities such as reading, both genders spend roughly 20 minutes per day. Sport activities were much less popular for both men and women.

In terms of household activities, females were primarily spending most of the time on cooking and washing (77 minutes), whilst males spent only half an hour. Women were generally more active in shopping standing with just over 35 minutes per day, in contrast to men accounting for 10 minutes less. However, women spent twice less time than man in repairing, 10 and 20 minutes, respectively. Similar trend can be observed in clothes washing and ironing, with men accounting for thrice as high as that of women.

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Avarege minutes men and women spent on unpaid work and leisure activities.

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Avarege minutes men and women spent on unpaid work and leisure activities.

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The time span in minutes between men and women varies on what activities they do for joy. We can see how women spend so much more time than men on cooking and washing. While on repairing men are more capable of this task. It’s clear that females do more household activities than males who enjoy […]

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