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Band 5+: 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 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 the percentage of unemployed men and women in UK for the specific period of a year.

It is evident that whereas the top three activities such as housework, shopping, and job hunting were the most common for both genders which has significant amount of percentage among all activities, while the others such as drinking and playing sports meet corresponding steady percent.

To begin, housework was the most common activity for females but not males which has high gap of percentages such as 19 and 49 percent in morning and 7 and 21 percent in afternoon. Similarly, the relative number of both genders in shopping and job hunting is slightly higher than housework, especially in men. Conversely, the amount of jobless people doing drinking, playing sports, visiting town and sitting around has the lowest percent around 2 to 5 compared to top three activities.

Moreover, there is another common activities for boys and girls such as gardening, reading, decorating and staying in bed have higher percentages than less popular activities around 8 to 14 percent which is noticeable. In fact, the percentage of watching tv is also popular with men and women especially in afternoon time. Finally, visiting friends and walking are not very famous things to spend time in both males and females which has 6 to 17 percent generally, however, both genders still like to visit friends in afternoon time.

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