The bar chart compares the percentages of men and women who did various free time activities, namely watching TV, spending time with family, shopping, reading, exercise, using the internet and playing computer games in England in 2006.
It is clear that the highest percentage of men and women spent their time on watching TV, while the percentage of men and women spent their time on playing computer games was lowest in England in the given year.
In terms of leisure time activities, the highest percentage of men spent their time watching TV, at 81%, but the figure for women at nearly 80%. In contrast, in 2006, men spent their time on spending time with family and shopping, almost 76% and 25%, whereas females spent 78% and 75%, respectively. However, men spent 76% of their time on exercise, while women spent 75%.
For the remaining information, the lowest percentage of both genders spent their time on reading, at 76% and 73%, respectively. On the other hand, men and females spent their leisure time on using the internet and playing computer games, 75%, 37%, 10% and 5%, respectively.