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Band 6+: The chart below gives information about making journeys, in a European country in 2010 Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays the average number of journeys by reason (2010) with two categories: men and women. For traveling to work, men made approximately 320 journeys while women made about 200. In shopping, both men and women made around 150 journeys. Visiting friends shows men made close to 100 journeys, whereas women made slightly under 150 journeys. For taking children to school, men made approximately 30 journeys, while women made about 120. In sport/entertainment, men conducted 150 journeys, whereas women conducted 50. In day trips, both men and women made roughly 50 journeys.
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The bar chart illustrates how many numbers of travels by various reasons in European countries in 2010.

Overall, the most importance reason was travelling to work by men and shopping by women, while the least amount reason was allocated to day trips by both genders

With regard to the most popular reasons, men made just over 300 journeys to work, whereas women did this 230 trips. The number of times men went to shopping made up about 160 times, as opposed to women who comprised of 250 times.

In terms of the least important reasons, the number of journeys for visiting friends made by women amounted to 90, whereas the men was only 70. Women made 140 school-run trips, which was 85 more than the number recorded for men. Men travelled for sport and entertainment 55 times, as opposed to women, who did so 50 times. Day trips were the least common for both genders, at 20 and 10 journeys respectively.

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