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Band 8+: The following graphs show the time spent per day in minutes by men and women in the United Kingdom on household and leisure activities in 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main characteristics, and make comparisons where appropriate.

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The image presents data on the average minutes per day spent by UK men and women in 2008 on leisure and household activities. For leisure activities, men spent 137 minutes on TV/video/radio, 19 minutes reading, and 15 minutes on sports; women spent 118 minutes on TV/video/radio, 19 minutes reading, and 11 minutes on sports. Regarding household activities, cooking and washing involved men for approximately 60 minutes and women for around 75 minutes; shopping had men and women spending roughly 30 minutes each; repair work saw men spending close to 20 minutes and women negligible time; clothes washing and ironing engaged men for nearly insignificant time and women for about 25 minutes.
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The given charts illustrate the comparison of time spent in minutes per day by men and women in the United Kingdom on household and leisure activities.

Overall, men are more active in leisure activities than women, except for reading. Women are dominant in household tasks such as shopping, cooking, and washing, except for repair activities.

Regarding leisure activities such as television and radio, men absolutely dominate women, spending 2 hours and 17 minutes compared to women’s less than 2 hours. Sport is the most unpopular type of leisure activity between the two sexes. Men devote approximately 15 minutes a day to sports, while women only spend 11 minutes. Reading is the one area in leisure activities where women are more active than men. What is more, women dedicate an average of 19 minutes a day to reading, while men only spend 18 minutes.

Household activities such as cooking and washing are primarily done by women. On average, they spend about 70 minutes a day on these tasks, while men devote less than one hour to this part of the household work.

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