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The image presents two sections each detailing average minutes per day spent by UK men and women in 2008 on leisure and housework activities. In the leisure activities table, men spend 137 minutes and women 118 minutes on TV, radio, and video; 18 minutes and women 19 minutes on books; 15 minutes for men and 11 minutes for women on sport exercises. The housework activities bar graph shows men spend approximately 20 minutes and women about 75 minutes cooking and washing; men around 30 minutes and women near 35 minutes on shopping; men approximately 5 minutes and women around 5 minutes on repair; men roughly 10 minutes and women about 25 minutes on clothing, washing, and ironing.
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The chart illustrates the comparison of time spent,in minutes per day, by UK males and females on household and leisure activities in 2008.
Overall,both of males spent approximately equal time in leisure activities. However, housework activities shows differences, for example in almost all industries, women exeed the number of men.
In the leisure group,leisure activities,both of males are extremely similar. For instance, 19 minutes per day spent by women and one minute difference for men. But in sports ecercises mans ahead of womens by 4 minute per day.
Turning to second chart that shows , in minutes per day, by UK males and females on household. Housework activities time spenthousework activities, females stood at approximately 80 at cooking and washing, compared with males. By the end of the period the number of man that spent more minutes per day for repair is exceeded the number of women.
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