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Band 5+: The pie charts show the percentage of the day working adults spent doing different activities in a particular country in 1958 to 2008.

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The image displays two pie charts comparing daily activity percentages for adults in 1958 and 2008: In 1958, Sleeping 32%, Travelling to work 2%, Working 33%, Relaxing at home 8%, Going out (friend/family) 19%, Other (e.g., hobbies/sports) 6%; In 2008, Sleeping 25%, Travelling to work 8%, Working 42%, Relaxing at home 13%, Going out (friend/family) 6%, Other (e.g., hobbies/sports) 2%.
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The charts illustrates the amount of the day employed adults spent doind different activities in a particular country in 1958 to 2008.

Overall, the most amount of time working adults spend on sleeping and working but there were a change in numbers over the years. In 1958 people spent almost equal percentage on sleeping and working(32% and 33% accordingly). In contrast, people in 2008 sent less time sleeping(25%) and more time working(42%). However, in 1958 adults spent less time traveling to work, and less time on relaxing at home. The percentage faced a slight increase in both activities sectors (from 2% to 8% and from 8% to 13% accordingly). According to the chart information we can conclude that In 2008 people go out with frends more recent(6%) than in 1958(19%). Also, in 2008 the time spent on going out with friends and other activities is equal. And there is no change mentioned in doing other activities over the years(6%).

In conclusion, there was a dramatic drop only on going out other activites showed either a slight change or stayed the same.

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