The bar chart illustrates the proportion of female and male who did seven different spare time activities in England in the year 2006.
It clear that that the highest percentage of men and women who spending their free time activities were watching TV. By contrast, the percentage of man and women who shown less interest on playing computer games in leisure time in England in the given year.
Looking at the bar chart in more detail, the highest percentage of men spending their free time on watching Tv was just over 80% than women, at exact 80% in England. Similarly, male spent a higher proportion of leisure time on doing sprot/exercise than female, at around 70% and nearly 75%, respectively in England. On the other hand, women spending more free time with their family compared to men, at near 80% and around 74%, respectively in 2006. In the same year, about 76% was spending on reading by men, which was larger for women, at around 70% in England.
Turning to shopping, spending on shopping women leisure time was around 75%, which was almost double than man, at just over 20%. Meanwhile, among men and women who spent on playing computer games was unpopular leisure-time activity,at almost 10% and about 15%, respectively in England.