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The image presents a table showing how unemployed people in the UK spent their time last year, listing different activities comparing morning and afternoon data between men and women. Morning activities for men include housework (1%), shopping (20%), job hunting (22%), visiting friends or relatives (6%), gardening (14%), TV watching (4%), reading (5%), decorating (7%), walking (5%), nothing/sitting around (3%), staying in bed (8%), visiting town (5%), playing sport (4%), and drinking (2%). Afternoon activities for men include housework (7%), shopping (12%), job hunting (9%), visiting friends or relatives (12%), gardening (3%), TV (14%), reading (8%), decorating (7%), walking (8%), nothing/sitting around (3%), staying in bed (1%), visiting town (4%), playing sport (1%), and drinking (3%). Morning activities for women include housework (19%), shopping (26%), job hunting (4%), visiting friends or relatives (10%), gardening (2%), TV (2%), reading (20%), decorating (3%), walking (5%), nothing/sitting around (3%), staying in bed (8%), visiting town (5%), playing sport (4%), and drinking (2%). Afternoon activities for women include housework (4%), shopping (17%), job hunting (13%), visiting friends or relatives (7%), gardening (1%), TV (12%), reading (10%), decorating (5%), walking (4%), nothing/sitting around (6%), staying in bed (0%), visiting town (4%), playing sport (0%), and drinking (1%).
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The table illustrates what unemployed people in the United Kingdom spent their time fior last year. Men’s activities and women’s activities are shown in percent. Overall, it can be said that top three activities (housework, shopping, job hunting) were the most common in both sexes.
Women spent the longest time on housework, with the figure as high as 49% in the morning. Although housework was also a common activity for men, shopping and job hunting surpassed housework in percentage.
In addition to that, more women than men went shopping both in the morning and in the afternoon. This was a common activity for both genders, but there is quite a big difference in the figures between men and women.
Unlike the top three activities, drinking was not very popular, with the figure less than three percent.
Men did more gardening, decorating, and walking compared to women. In the morning, more than 7 times as many men did gardening as women.
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