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Band 7+: the charts below show the percentage of males and females enjoying the leisure time from 1996 to 2006, and the percentage of males and females going to different places in 2006. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and makes comparisons wheree relevant.

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The image presents two bar charts. The first chart compares the percentage of males and females enjoying leisure time across three years: in 1996, 60% of males versus 40% of females; in 2001, 49% of males versus 39% of females; and in 2006, 51% of males versus 41% of females. The second chart illustrates the percentage of males and females attending different venues in 2006: for Cinemas, 35% males, 30% females; Pop Centre, 25% males, 25% females; Museum, 19% males, 15% females; KTV, 10% males, 18% females; Beach, 17% males, 12% females.
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The bar charts illustrate the proportion of enjoyment in spare time and visits to various locations in terms of men and women between 1996 and 2006.

Overall, males accounted for a higher percentage of enjoyment in leisure time than females. In terms of visiting different places, males showed a greater trend for pop centers, while females represented the largest growth at beach areas.

Males showed the major trend of enjoying spare time at around 90% in 1996, followed by a decline with the passage of time, reaching almost 70% by 2006. However, females contributed 40% in 1996 and significantly rose during the time period to 2006, standing at 65%.

On the other hand, pop centers were most popular among men at 30%, followed by beaches at 25%. Cinema and beach areas were popular among females at 25% and 30%, respectively. Females visited the museum slightly more than males, at 20% and almost 17%, respectively. Moreover, figures represent 15% for males and 12% for females in the case of visiting KTV.

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