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Band 6+: The table below shows how the UK unemployed spent their time last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a chart of how unemployed individuals in the UK spent their time last year, divided into morning and afternoon activities for both men and women. Housework was the most common activity for women in the morning (49) and afternoon (21), while job hunting was the highest for men in the morning (22) and afternoon (12). Women also spent significant time visiting friends or relatives in the afternoon (17). Gardening was more common in the afternoon for both men (13) and women (3). Morning reading was slightly higher for men (9) than women (5), but the opposite was true in the afternoon with women at 10 and men at 8. Walking was more common in the afternoon for men (8) than women (2). Both men and women spent equal time staying in bed in the morning (8), but only men stayed in bed in the afternoon (1). Playing sports and drinking were the least common activities, with both being slightly higher in the afternoon for men (4).
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This table shows how people from the UK spent their time while unemployed during last year. It is sectioned in 4 columns describing the percentage of both men and women doing different activities in the morning and the afternoon. The table includes a total of 14 activities such as housework, shopping, or gardening. This table allows us to compare the differences between men and women in the way they spend their time while unemployed.

A great variety of thing can be concluded from this table but by briefly observing it, we that men prefer reading in the morning as opposed to women who seem to prefer reading in the afternoon. More generally, we observe that unemployed people, both men and women spend more time doing housework, shopping and job hunting instead of spending too much time sitting around or playing sport.

In conclusion, this table indicates that the more common activities when unemployed are housework, shopping and job hunting and that people regard doing nothing or visiting town as less important.

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