The chart below shows the percentage of men and women who did various free time activities in England.
The chart illustrates how
men
and women
spend their free time
on various activities in England.
Overall
, more women
than men
spend time
with family and when shopping in their free time
, while
the opposite was true for other activities. Additionally
, there was a dramatic difference between the proportions of men
and women
who went shopping and used the Internet.
In further
detail, watching TV was the most popular activity among both
genders, which was
accounted for more than three-quarters. Spending Unnecessary verb
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time
with family, despite having an opposite pattern, also
had the majority of men
and women
do this
in their free time
, recorded at around 76% for both
sexes. The solitary activities such
as doing sport/ exercise and reading, however
, had more men
than women
involved, at about 72% for women
and nearly 75% for men
.
Moving on to other categories where the disparities were much more considerable, the percentage of women
who went shopping was nearly three times higher than that of men
, making it the biggest gap between both
genders. Conversely
, the figure for men
using the Internet outnumbered that for women
, at around 73% and 40% respectively. Playing computer games, however
, was least favored
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favoured
both
men
and women
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