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The image contains a table with two columns, one for males and one for females, listing hours and minutes per day spent on various activities: Sleep (Males: 8.04, Females: 8.18), Resting (Males: 0.43, Females: 0.48), Personal care (Males: 0.40, Females: 0.48), Eating and drinking (Males: 1.25, Females: 1.19), Leisure (Watching TV/DVD and listen to radio/music: Males 2.50, Females 2.25; Social life and entertainment/culture: Males 1.22, Females 1.32; Hobbies and games: Males 0.37, Females 0.33; Sport: Males 0.13, Females 0.07; Reading: Males 0.23, Females 0.26), All leisure (Males: 5.25, Females: 4.53), Employment and study (Males: 3.45, Females: 2.26), Housework (Males: 1.41, Females: 3.00), Childcare (Males: 0.15, Females: 0.32), Voluntary work and meetings (Males: 0.15, Females: 0.20), Travel (Males: 1.32, Females: 1.22), Other (Males: 0.13, Females: 0.15).
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The table gives information about the time per day that men and women in the UK spend on different daily activities.
Overall, that people spend most of their time sleeping than doing any other activity. It is clear that the time spent by men and women on leisure/eating and drinking or employment and study is different.
The time men and women spend for sleeping around 8 hours per day. The second largest proportion of their time is leisure. Men spend 5 hours and 25 minutes doing some leisure activities, such as games, doing sport. And women spend 4 hours 53 minutes at leisure activities.
Of the three activities they spend 6 hours for doing. Women spend time aren’t as much as men of eating and drinking, watching TV and listening to radio/music, employment and study. Women spend 79 minutes more than men every day on housework.
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