task 1. the charts below show the changes in ownership of electrical appliances and amount of time spent doing housework in households in one country between 1920 and 2019. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The charts below give statistical information on

housework

in

one

country from 1920 to 2019. The first

one

illustrates the percentage of

households

with electrical

appliances

such

as washing

machine

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machines

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,

refrigerator

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refrigerators

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, and vacuum

cleaner

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cleaners

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. The second

one

shares the number of

hours

the average household spends

on

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working around the house per week.

First,

the line graphs on electrical

appliances

illustrates

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illustrate

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that the percentage of

households

using washing machines, refrigerators, and vacuum cleaners generally rose over the

years

. Interestingly, those utilising refrigerators started at nearly 0% in the 1920s, increasing rapidly over the next forty

years

until all

households

owned

one

in the 1980s. Meanwhile, the percentage of families using vacuum cleaners was

initially

30% and increased steadily until all of them possessed

one

in the 2000s.

Finally

,

while

around 40% of homes had a washing machine in the 1920s,

this

figure surprisingly never reached 100% over the next century.

Next,

the line graph on

housework

in

this

country had a downward trend over the same hundred

years

.

Households

started with a staggering fifty

hours

a week maintaining their homes in the 1920s. Likely

due to

the

introducing

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of the aforementioned

elctrical

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electrical

appliances

, the number of

hours

gradually declined until reaching a low of ten

hours

a week in 2019. The two diagrams demonstrated figures on

households

with electrical

appliances

and how much time they put towards

housework

over

one

hundred

years

. There appears to be a negative correlation between the two as the number of homes with electrical devices increased at the same time the time they did

housework

decreased during that period.