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Band 4+: The table below shows how much time males and females (over 16 years old) spent per day on non-work activities in one European country during 2005.

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The image presents a table detailing 2005 daily non-work activity time statistics for males and females over 16 years in a European country: sleep/rest (males 8hrs 47mins, females 9hrs 6mins), personal care (males 0hrs 46mins, females 0hrs 48mins), audio-visual entertainment (males 2hrs 50mins, females 2hrs 25mins), socializing (males 1hr 22mins, females 1hr 32mins), hobbies/games/sport (males 0hrs 50mins, females 0hrs 30mins), reading (males 0hrs 26mins, females 0hrs 21mins), housework/childcare (males 1hr 56mins, females 3hrs 32mins), voluntary work (males 0hrs 15mins, females 0hrs 20mins).
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The table above mentioned shows about daily routine of males and females spend their time on non-work activities from the duration of 2005 in one EU country.

Overall, both genders spent their most time of day in sleeping and unfortunately only do voluntary in 15 to 20 minutes per day which was very sad and overwhelmed news for the youth of nation.

There is not very main difference between genders. Both waste mostly of their time in sleeping, entertainment and socialising in addition they do nothing special for future. In terms of personal care, they use almost 45 minutes for just their beauty and skin care to look good and healthy.

If we divide their time, Both characters spent aproximately four hours in good deeds as a example housework, hobbies and sports. The main purpose of this table is to prove that how this Youth consume time in non-work activities and doesn’t care about future.

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