Band 5+: • Task 1: The chart below compares the percentage of time Australian mothers and fathers spent helping their children with four activities in 2013.

The bar chart provides detailed information about the assistance by fathers and mothers to their children in 2013 across four categories.

Looking at the overall perspective, mothers helped their children in two trends – dressing and homework – more than their fathers, while children were helped by their fathers in other trends, playing games and preparing for beds. However, neither of these parents were not able to give their favor in equally.

Youngsters mothers were contributed them to dressing more than other aspect in this diagram, and its rate was 70%. However, dads’ percentages were dramatically less than moms’, it was actually 20%. The difference between them was 50%. On the contrary, their both actions accounted for about 5%. About homework, mothers’ effort were higher than fathers’ by 30%. And their equal effort was 10%

Another highest percentage in this chart is belong to fathers’ help to their children in terms of playing games, and it was higher than mothers’ approximately 45%, and about 64% that equal help. According to the sphere of preparing for beds, males’ and females’ percentages were nearly same. While the first group shown 50%, the next group indicated about 46%, respectively.