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 chart compares how the unemployed British people spent their mornings and afternoons

last

year.

Overall

,

women

spent most of their time doing Housework and Shopping in the morning and

afternoon

,

while

men

spent their time on Job Hunting throughout the day. In the morning,

men

do most of the Job hunting than

women

, which is 22% and 16%, respectively.

Whereas

most

women

do the housework in these hours than

men

, accounting for 49% of

women

and only 19% of

men

who do

this

. As for shopping,

men

and

women

are prone to

this

sector, with only a small difference between 20% and 26%, respectively.

However

, 14% of

men

do gardening after the sun peaks into the day than

women

with almost none. The following least voted activities account for less than 10% of the

men

's and

women

's time; Visiting friends or relatives, reading, decorating, etc.

According to

the data, in

afternoon

activities,

women

still do the housework more than

men

's, having 21% and 7%, respectively,

Although

TV, Job hunting, and Visiting friends are almost the same in the

afternoon

with both genders accounting for less than 16%, Shopping tends to be higher in the

afternoon

for

women

, with 17% votes,

whereas

, only 9% of

men

does

this

.

Additionally

, there are still the same amount of

men

who perform gardening at these hours based on the survey. The other

not-mentioned

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activities which are less likely voted only have less than 10% are reading, decorating, walking, etc.