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Band 5+: The table below shows average hours and minutes spent by UK males and females on different daily activities.

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The image shows a table comparing average hours and minutes per day spent by UK males and females on various activities: sleep males 8:04, females 8:18; resting males 0:23, females 0:48; personal care males 0:43, females 0:58; eating and drinking males 1:15, females 1:19; total leisure males 5:25, females 4:53 comprising watching TV/DVD/listening to radio males 2:52, females 2:25, social life and entertainment males 1:12, females 1:12, hobbies and games males 0:37, females 0:23, sports males 0:19, females 0:06, reading males 0:25, females 0:26; employment and study males 3:45, females 2:36; housework males 1:41, females 3:00; childcare males 0:41, females 1:11; voluntary work and meetings males 0:15, females 0:18; travel males 1:12, females 1:02; other males 0:13, females 0:15.
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The table compares the amount of time consume by men and women in United Kingdom on various activities.

Both gender spend their most time in sleeping about 8 hours a day.The second proportion of time is consume by the leisure activies,for men its 5 hours and 25 minutes and for women its 4 hours and 53 minutes.Both spend it by play games,watching tv,hobby etc.

There is a significant different in the study and employment sector.Men spend more than 1 hours in it than women.On the other hand female consume more time in household work than men almost twice.Also in the childcare femal spend more time than men.In the rest of the sector both spend almost same proportion of time.

It is clear that people in uk spend their molst time in sleeping than doing any other daily activities.Moreover,there are significant differences between the time spent by men and women on employment/study and housechores.

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