The first bar graph illustrates the percentage of men and women do household chores (cooking, cleaning, pet caring and house repairing) in an unspecified country. The second bar graph compares the time they spend doing those tasks.
Overall, both genders engaged with cooking and cleaning more than other two with the percentage of females engaging in cooking and cleaning dominated and the amount of time they spend for these domestic responsibilities was more than those of males. Men did more pet caring but the amount of time both genders spend was the same. House repairing was did the last, with men leading.
Cooking was the most engaged house chore. The percentage of women doing it was more than 80% while men had 20 percentage units less. Females did cleaning stood at a bit above than 60% while males had 40%. Males and females did pet caring a bit above 20% and 20 %, correspondingly. Men did house repairs was below than 20%, while women only had below than 10%.
The amount of time spent on cooking was higher than others, with female spending more than 80 minutes and male an hour. Cleaning required 68 minutes from females and 45 from males. 20 minutes for pet caring was the same for both genders, while house repairing for men demanded less than 20 minutes and about 5 minutes for women.