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Band 5+: Average number of hours per week spent doing activities around the home

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The image shows a bar graph comparing the average number of hours per week men and women spend on various activities around the home: cooking (men: 5, women: 10), cleaning the house (men: 3, women: 15), washing up (men: 2, women: 4), reading (men: 4, women: 6), gardening (men: 5, women: 3), surfing the Internet (men: 8, women: 5), watching television (men: 15, women: 13).
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The bar chart demonstrates the average amount of activity hours males and females spend per week around the house.

Overall, it immediately appears that women dedicate their times to some activities (Cooking, Cleaning the house, washing up and reading) more than men. Interestingly, men spend more times on the rest of ones, compared to women.

Concerning actions done more by women, they invest their times in cooking much more than men, about 15 and 9 hours on a weekly basis respectively. Washing up is other task accomplished by females (7 hours) rather than males (5 hours). Although, women spend enough time to clean house, similar to mentioned actions before, approximately twice men, reading is a household task slightly closed for both genders at around 5 per week.

Turning to men take apart further hours that of females, watching television has the most famous between men, with just a bite more in comparison to women. On the other hands, males tend to allocate triple that of women surfing the internet. It’s fairly similar and a mere hour for both sexes do gardening.

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