The supplied charts depict the difference between genders in terms of spending time on housework and amusements in the United Kingdom in munyte per day. As is observed, time spent on leisure activities of males is higher than females, meanwhile it was seen to be totally different at the household chart.
According to the first table representing time spent on hobbies, it was the media spent most of time by both sexes with the highest numbers. However, men spent more time on TV, radio and video than women, who had 19 minutes less than (137 > 118). Sharing the same pattern, sport exercises were at a lower position, 15 minutes per day for males and 11 for females. Books were preferred by women to men, but the gap was insignificant when it was 19 for women and 18 for the other.
It is obvious that women spent around 80 minutes per day on cooking and washing, much more than men spending around 30 minutes per day. In shopping, females also led, spending 35 minutes compared to 25 minutes for males. Furthermore, when it comes to washing and ironing, the average time spent by women was about 30, whereas for males was 10 minutes. A stark contrast is observed in repair tasks, where males dedicated around 20 minutes, while females were recorded just 10 minutes.