The table below shows how the UK unemployed spent their time last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided

percentage

table illustrates the data related to how unemployed

men

and

women

spent their time a year ago in the UK.

Overall

, a glance at the graph reveals that in the morning the majority of

women

did

housework

,

while

men

searched for a job. The minority of

women

played sports and drank,

whereas

men

did nothing and drank. In the afternoon

women

preferred to do

housework

, shopping and visit friends,

while

men

watched TV and did gardening. None of the

women

stayed in bed and played sports. Now, turning to the details, in the morning a large number of

women

did

housework

, 49%. An approximately equal

percentage

of

women

and

men

did shopping (26% and 20%, respectively) and did nothing or were drinking.

According to

the data, the maximum

percentage

of

women

in the afternoon, 21%, reflected

housework

,

while

the minimum, 1%, applied to drinking. An equal

percentage

of

men

searched for a job and visited friends (12% and 12%, respectively).