The supplied illustration of the table compares participation of males and females in three different leisure activities and the bar chart provides data about time allocation of men and women in four types of household activities in 2008 in the United Kingdom. In general, it is evident that men allocate more time on all leisure activities, except reading, while women spend more time on household activities, with the exception of repair. It can also be seen that both genders allocate most time on TV, video, and radio in leisure activities, and cooking and washing in household activities.
As for the table, males spend 137 minutes per day on TV, video, and radio, while females spend 118. Also, females spend one minute more than men on reading activities at 19 minutes, whereas males allocate only 18 minutes. Both sexes spend probably similar time on sport activities, at 15 for males and 11 minutes for females, respectively.
Turning to the bar chart, women took the lead of cooking and washing at approximately more than 70 minutes, while men spend only about 30 minutes per day. Moreover, allocating time on shopping is more preferred by women than men, at around 30 and 25 minutes respectively. Similarly, clothes washing and ironing was predominated by females at probably 30 minutes, whereas males spend only 10. By contrast, men spend about 19 minutes on repair, which was the only household activity dominated by males, and females spend only approximately 10 minutes per day.