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Band 4+: The bar chart below shows the average number of hours per week that men and women in different employment categories worked in 2010. Employment Type Men (hours/week) Women (hours/week) Full-time employment 40 38 Part-time employment 25 20 Self-employed 50 35 Unemployed 15 18 Retired 10 12 --- ✍️ Your Task: Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image displays a two-column table listing words and their corresponding alternatives. The pairs are as follows: Easy: Simple, Effortless; Safe: Secure, Risk-free; Dangerous: Hazardous, Risky; Clean: Tidy, Spotless; Dirty: Messy, Unclean; Save (money): Budget, Cut down expenses; Spend: Use up, Expend; Bank: Financial institution, Credit union; Account: Profile, Record; Card: Debit card, Credit card; Fee: Charge, Cost; Scholarship: Grant, Financial aid; Discount: Price reduction, Offer; Cancel: Call off, Withdraw; Confirm: Approve, Validate; Apply: Request, Submit for; Deadline: Due date, Final date; Transport: Travel method, Conveyance; Accommodation: Housing, Living arrangement.
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The bar chart depicts the average number of hours per week that men and women in different employment categories worked in 2010.

Overall, it can be seen that men spend much time than women in 4 categories except retired.

In 2010, men spend weekly 40 hours for full-time employment whereas women spend 38 hours. Men and women who work as a part-time, consume their time at 25 and 20 hours respectively. Men’s spend their maximum time at 50 hourse in self-employed while women spend 38 hours in every week.

Men who are unemployed consume their time at 15 working hours as well as women 18 hours. Men spend lowest time at 10 hours who are retired and women at 12 hours.

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