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Band 5+: The bar chart shows the average number of hours per week that men and women spend doing activities around the home.

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The image features a bar chart with horizontal axis labeled "Activity" divided into five categories: Cooking, Cleaning the house, Caring for children, Repairing, Gardening, and Washing clothes, while the vertical axis is labeled "Average number of hours per week" in increments of 5 up to a maximum of 20 hours. Two bars represent each activity, one for men and one for women. Cooking shows men at approximately 5 hours and women at 15 hours. Cleaning the house has men at just below 5 hours, and women at approximately 12.5 hours. Caring for children shows men at about 2.5 hours, and women at 7.5 hours. Repairing displays men at about 8 hours, and women at 1 hour. Gardening has men at 4 hours, and women at 2.5 hours. Washing clothes shows men at 2 hours, and women at 8 hours.
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The picture above compares the difference of hours per week men and women spend doing activities in the home, such as cooking, cleaning the house, washing, reading, gardening, surfing the internet, and watching television.

Overall, from seven categories women held a major number compares to men, especially with the activities that has strong related with women, like cooking.

In the first bar, the average time of women to spend doing some cooking is 15 hours per week. On the other hand men only spend around 5 until 10 hours in the same category. The same goes for the next activities such as, cleaning the house, washing, and reading. Women is spending their time more than men in all of this activities.

As for men, they are spending more time with gardening, exploring the internet, and watching television. One of the example is watching some entartainment, like tv. Man can spend their time above 10 hours for exploring the internet while women only spend around 5 hours on the internet.

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