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Band 5+: Chart and table provide allocation of men and women for the household activities, apart from paid work, in 2008 in the UK. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevant.

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The image shows average daily minutes spent by UK men and women on leisure and household activities in 2008. Leisure activities table: Men—TV, video, radio: 137, Reading: 18, Sport: 15; Women—TV, video, radio: 118, Reading: 19, Sport: 11. Household activities chart: Men—Cooking and washing: ~ 37, Shopping: ~ 12, Repair: ~ 13, Clothes washing and ironing: ~ 2; Women—Cooking and washing: ~ 74, Shopping: ~ 16, Repair: ~ 2, Clothes washing and ironing: ~ 25.
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The chart and table illustrate the average minutes of household and leisure activities per day, between males and females in the America in 2008.

Overall, TV, radio and video had a highest minutes in both genders among the other leisure activities. While, in the case of household activities, showing a clear advantages for women in each section except repairing.

In the case of leisure activities, both men and women spent the same time for TV, radio and video, after which it saw a significant drop to 18 minuts for reading and 15 minuts for sport. In the case of women, they spent 19 minut for reading and 11minutes for sport. And it saw the lowest average among the other leisure activities.

Regarding the average minutes of household activities, women experienced the highest spending time almost every activities, except the repairing. However men witnessed the almost same average for cooking and washing, shopping and repairing about 30-35 minutes. But this was minimal decline to almost 20minutes for clothes washing and ironing.

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