The table below shows average hours and minutes spent by UK males and females on different daily activities.
The table chart compared the
hours
of males and females who participate in daily tasks in the UK.
First of all, females spent more Use synonyms
hours
on sleeping activity around 8.18 Use synonyms
hours
as compared to males, who spent only 8.04 Use synonyms
hours
per day. Use synonyms
Moreover
, boys and girls utilised the same Linking Words
hours
for personal care and rest. Use synonyms
However
, the Linking Words
hours
of eating and drinking for men and women were at 1.25 and 1.19 respectively. The second highest time spent on all leisure activities was almost 5 Use synonyms
hours
for both genders.
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On the other hand
, the lowest minutes were spent on sports approximately 0.9 minutes by males and females. Linking Words
Furthermore
, men utilised almost half of the time on childcare and housework compared to women, Linking Words
whereas
both genders spent around the same time on travel, voluntary work and meetings. Linking Words
Similarly
, the figure of men who do other activities has recorded an average of 12 minutes which was more than women.
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Overall
, it can be clearly seen that the highest Linking Words
hours
spent on sleeping. Use synonyms
However
, the lowest Linking Words
hours
spent on sports.Use synonyms
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