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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 graph below enlists percentage of spending time on 8 important categories each day in European countries for women and men who over 16 year old in 2005.As it can be seen from the table, both of the spent the time in sleep and rest while voluntary work is the less.

In 2005, male and female non-work activity every day sleep and rest took First place about 9 hours for males and 9 quarter.Moreover,audio-visual entertaiment appoximately 3 and 3 half hours also, socialsing account for 1 hour 22 mins and 1 hour 32 mins. Housework and childcare consist nearly to 2 hour and 3.30 hour for women and man .

Furthermore , personal care and hobbies ,games and sport almost similiar 40min and 50mins for female 50 and 30 mins for male.And reading is one of the low categories which contains 23 and 26 mins . At least, voluntary job is the 15 mins women and 20 mins male spent time on this activity

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