The bar chart and table illustrate the time (minutes) between males and females spent on different types of household and leisure activities every day in 2008 in the United Kingdom.
There was the biggest difference between the time used on shopping by males (5 minutes) and females (50 minutes), while the time taken on watching TV & Video by men was similar to that by women, when they were both about 115 minutes.
The time consumed on washing up by women was four times as much as that by men, at 40 minutes, while the opposite situation can be found in terms of fixing and repairing. Besides, the time costed on sports and exercise by men was nearly three times of that by women, which was 45 minutes approximately. Compared with men, women spent more time on cooking and washing, with 60 minutes.
In summary, it took women more time on shopping, cooking, washing and washing up, while men spent more time on sport, exercise, fixing and repairing.
The bar chart and table illustrate the
time
(minutes) between males and females spent on
different
types of household and leisure activities every day in 2008 in the United Kingdom.
There was the biggest difference between the
time
used
on shopping by males (5 minutes) and females (50 minutes), while the
time
taken on watching TV & Video by
men
was similar to that by
women
, when they were both about 115 minutes.
The
time
consumed on washing up by
women
was four
times
as much as that by
men
, at 40 minutes, while the opposite situation can
be found
in terms of fixing and repairing.
Besides
, the
time
costed on sports and exercise by
men
was
nearly
three
times
of that by
women
, which was 45 minutes approximately. Compared with
men
,
women
spent more
time
on cooking and washing, with 60 minutes.
In summary, it took
women
more
time
on shopping, cooking, washing and washing up, while
men
spent more
time
on sport, exercise, fixing and repairing.