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Band 5+: The percentage of the working day adults spend doing different activities in a country in 1958 and 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents two pie charts comparing daily activity percentages between 1958 and 2008: for 1958, activities include sleeping (32%), working (33%), going out with friends/family (19%), traveling to work (8%), relaxing at home (2%), and other (6%), while for 2008, they include sleeping (25%), working (40%), going out with friends/family (13%), traveling to work (8%), relaxing at home (8%), and other (6%).
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The given pie chart illustrates, the rate of the busy day adult person spend doing other activities in a country over the past 50 years. Overall, people working remained the most relavent activity, while going out with or without friends and families saw the fastest growth.

The ratio in people working was always high in first place through out the period, starting around 33 percent and ending at 40 percent. Going out with friends and families had a similar pattern of growth, remaining relatively increasing in big numbers.

By contrast, Traveling to work and relaxing at home had similar development with minor increase by 2008. In comparison Sleeping has decreased gradually over the period. Meanwhile, others which intially had small proportion stayed the same over the end of the period.

In conclusion, working remained the most popular activity by the adults, while going out experienced the strongest growth in comparison to others, relaxing at home also made a consistant increase. On the other hand Sleeping gradually declined, along with others staying the same

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