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Band 4+: • Task 1: The chart below compares the percentage of time Australian mothers and fathers spent helping their children with four activities in 2013.

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The image shows a bar graph comparing Australian parents' involvement in children's activities in 2013: Dressing- Both: 6%, Father: 2%, Mother: 75%; Homework- Both: 38%, Father: 10%, Mother: 50%; Playing games- Both: 56%, Father: 5%, Mother: 70%; Preparing for beds- Both: 11%, Father: 10%, Mother: 50%.
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The bar chart illustrates the poportion of time Australian parents spend helping their children with Dressing, Homework,Playing games,preparing for beds at home in 2013.

Overall,it can be seen that the Australian father’s and mother’s spending much more time to helping their children with four different activities. Although, the Australian mother’s spent more time with thair children in dressing but the father’s lowest amount of the in their children’s. In addition, Australian father’s spending higher time on playing games but the mother’s lowest in this activities

To begin with, on dresging mother’s assisted their children 70% While, the father’s contribute 20%. In contrast, mother’s dedicated their children 60% in homework compared, father’s helping 30%. The activities of dressing and homework parents both focusing on 5% and 10%

In addition, activities on playing games,father’s spending more time 70% against mother’s contribute 30%. of their time to this activities. For preparing beds, father’s spending 50% compared,mother’s only 47% spent of their time.Overall, parents allocat 6% and 3% to these activities.

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• Task 1: The chart below compares the percentage of time Australian mothers and fathers spent helping their children with four activities in 2013.

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