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Band 5+: The graph below compares the proportion of time Australian parents spent helping their children with different activities in the year 2013. Provide an overview of the information by identifying and describing the key details, and include comparisons where appropriate.

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The image features a bar graph titled "Percentage of time mothers and fathers spent helping their children with activities, Australia, 2013," plotting "Percentage (%) of time" against activities categories: Dressing, Homework, Playing games, Preparing for bed. For Dressing, Mothers spent 75%, Fathers 3%, Both parents together 12%. For Homework, Mothers spent 35%, Fathers 20%, Both parents together 38%. For Playing games, Mothers spent 25%, Fathers 32%, Both parents together 70%. For Preparing for bed, Mothers spent 40%, Fathers 8%, Both parents together 50%.
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The bar chart gives information about the percentage of time which mothers and fathers assisting their children with various activities in Australia in 2013 year.

Overall, the majority of mothers allocated the most of their time across all activities, while fathers devoted the least amount of time to children, particularly in dressing and homework. Moreover, playing games and preparing for bed made up the most of time for both parents together.

According to the chart, the mothers spent more time helping their children with a daily routines like getting dress and doing homework, accounting for over 70% and 50% of the time, respectively. These figures were higher than those of both parents, with 22% and 45%. However, Fathers assisted for dressing and doing homework merely 2% and 12% of time.

In contrast, playing games and preparing for bed were done by both parents together, at about near 70% and 55% of time whereas mothers’ involvement in these activities showed slightly more engagement here, at about 25% and 42%. The figure of those activities done by fathers saw the same pattern, with just 5%.

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