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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 graph belows shows the difereence between time spent, in minutes per day, by UK males and females on household and leisure activitis in 2008.

It is clear from the graph that leisure activies in t.v, radio, video are most used by men which is 137 and women 118. Where in books for men is 18% and 19% for Women, further more for sport exercise 15% and 11% for both respectively.

Housework activities when comapered to men and women, graph it self reveals women does more work then men. In cooking and washing females almost contributes 80%, where as men 30%. Like wise in shopping and clothing washing and irioning women stood at nearly 35% for males 25% and 10% respectively. Only one area where men as contributed then women is in the field of repair which is 20% for women 10%.

In conclusion the women does more work in Housework activities and in leisure activites it is varied in different activities.

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