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The image contains two pie charts displaying the percentage distribution of daily activities for working adults in a specific country for the years 1958 and 2008. In 1958, the percentages were: Sleeping 32%, Traveling to work 6%, Working 33%, Relaxing at home 19%, Going out 8%, and Other activities 2%. In 2008, the data showed a slight shift: Sleeping 25%, Traveling to work 6%, Working 42%, Relaxing at home 13%, Going out 6%, and Other activities 8%. Below the charts, there's a text box for Task 2, addressing the topic of science subject selection in university and its societal effects, but no specific data or percentages are provided in this section.
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The two pie charts compare how working adults spent their day in one country in 1958 and 2008.
Overall, working and sleeping were the main activities in both years. In 2008, people spent more time working and travelling to work, while they spent less time sleeping and going out with friends and family.
In 1958, adults spent 33% of their day working, while 32% was used for sleeping. Going out with friends or family made up 19% of the day. Relaxing at home accounted for 8%, and only 2% was spent travelling to work. The remaining 6% was used for other activities such as hobbies and sport.
By 2008, the percentage of time spent working had increased to 42%, making it the biggest activity. Sleeping decreased to 25%. Travelling to work also increased from 2% to 8%. However, relaxing at home fell slightly from 8% to 6%, and going out with friends and family dropped significantly from 19% to 6%. Finally, other activities increased to 13%.
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