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Band 8+: The charts below illustrate the percentage of time that male and female students spend on five different types of websites. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image features two pie charts comparing time spent by students on different website types. For male students, study websites account for 30%, sport 35%, news 20%, shopping 5%, and other 10%. For female students, study websites account for 45%, sport 10%, news 15%, shopping 20%, and other 10%.
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The pie charts compare the proportion of time spent by male and female students across five different websites: Study, Shopping, News, Sport, and Others.

It is evident that female students spend a significantly higher proportion of their time on the Study category compared to male students. The proportions for the other types of websites are relatively similar for both genders, while Shopping shows the lowest engagement from male students compared to females. Additionally, male students have a higher percentage of time spent on Sport compared to their female counterparts.

Female students account for 45% of the time spent on Study, which is 25% higher than the proportion of time spent on Shopping and 35% more than the time spent on Sport. For both genders, the percentages of time spent on News (20%) and Others (10%) are nearly identical.

The percentage of time spent on Study by male students is 15% lower than that of female students. In contrast, male students dedicate 45% of their time to Sport, while their engagement in Shopping is minimal, at only 5%.

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The charts below illustrate the percentage of time that male and female students spend on five different types of websites. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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