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The image presents a table detailing activity participation with numerical values; Housework: Morning men 19, Morning women 49, Afternoon men 7, Afternoon women 21; Job Hunting: Morning men 22, Morning women 16, Afternoon men 12, Afternoon women 13; Gardening: Morning men 14, Morning women 2, Afternoon men 13, Afternoon women 3; Reading: Morning men 9, Morning women 5, Afternoon men 8, Afternoon women 10; Walking: Morning men 5, Morning women 3, Afternoon men 8, Afternoon women 2; Staying in bed: Morning men 8, Morning women 8, Afternoon men 1, Afternoon women 0; Playing sport: Morning men 4, Morning women 1, Afternoon men 4, Afternoon women 0.
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The table gives how the people who don’t work spend their time in the UK last year. First, it can be seen that morning women prefer doing housework more than men both in the morning and afternoon. In addition, morning men prefer job hunting more then morning women. However, the rate of job hunting between men and women are nearly the same in the afternoon.
Gardening is most likely to be done by men both in the morning and afternoon as the difference of the numbers are quite different. Also, while men read book more than women in the morning, women read book more in the afternoon. Walking is more likely to be preferred by men in both morning and afternoon.
The number of men and women who spend their time staying in bed is the same in the morning although, the rate of playing sport is more in men in both morning an afternoon compared with women.
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