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Band 4+: The charts below show the comparison of time spent, in minutes per day, by UK's males and females on household and leisure activities in 2008. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. (Mixed charts)

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The image presents data on average minutes per day spent by men and women on leisure and household activities. For leisure activities, men spend 137 minutes on TV, video, radio, 18 minutes on reading, and 15 minutes on sport, while women spend 118 minutes on TV, video, radio, 19 minutes on reading, and 11 minutes on sport. For household activities, men spend 35 minutes cooking and washing, 18 minutes shopping, 10 minutes on repair, and 2 minutes on clothes washing and ironing, while women spend 78 minutes cooking and washing, 34 minutes shopping, 2 minutes on repair, and 13 minutes on clothes washing and ironing.
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The bar charts de describe the comparison of the time spent in minutes per day, from males and femalesion in the UK. on household and leisure activities in the year 2008

Overall, the UK males and UK females cooking and washing the most in 2008. The UK males Clothing washing and ironing the least but the UK females repair the least in 2008

The males in the UK participating cooking and washing stood at 30 minutes per day, which was 45 minutes per day lower than the females in the participating cooking and washing that of 75 minutes per day. The males in the participating in shopping 20 minutes per day, while the females in the UK participating in and shopping slightly higher at 35 minutes per day 25 minutes per day was the males in the UK participating in clothing washing and, whereas the females in the UK participating in clothing washing 50 minutes per day higher. As for repair, the males in the UK and the females in the UK were respectively 15 minutes per day and 5 minutes per day.

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