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Band 5+: The table and charts show the time spent on leisure and household activities by men and women in 2008.Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features.

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The image contains a table and a chart detailing the average minutes per day spent by men and women on various activities. For leisure activities, the time spent by men and women respectively is: TV, video, radio 137 and 118 minutes; Reading 18 and 19 minutes; Sport 15 and 11 minutes. For household activities, the time for men and women respectively is: Cooking and washing dishes approximately 34 and 74 minutes; Shopping approximately 25 and 33 minutes; repairing approximately 10 and 2 minutes; Clothes washing and ironing approximately 5 and 26 minutes.
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The table show the time that men and women spent in different types of leisure activities, while the chart illustrated the time which each gender spent in household activities.

Overall, both genders spent significant time watching TV, videos, and lestining to radio for their leisure activities, while cooking and washing dishes recorded the highest period than women spent in their household tesks.

Men spent 137 hours watching TV and videos or listening to radio, while only 18 hours was the time that they spent for reading, followed by doing sports with 15 hours. Similarly to men, women spent 118 hours watching TVs, videos, and listen to radio, with a significant gab comes reading with 19 hours, and the lowest period was practicing sports, recording 11 hours.

Women accounted the highest time doing cooking and washing dishes at nearly 80 hours, then shopping with 37 hours, clothes washing and ironing with the 30 hours, and finally repairing with the lowest time with 10 hours.

Men followed different pattern compared to women, recording 30 hours for cooking and washing dishes, followed by shopping with 25 hours, repairing with 18 hours, and the lowest figure accounted for clothes washing and ironing at 10 hours.

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