[djonik d] Writing Practice Test 1287934

Two pie charts illustrate the percentage of time working people spent on various activities in each nation between 1958 and 2008.

Overall, it is clearly seen that most people in 1958 most likely spent their activities working and sleeping, while in 2008 similar things occurred, though in different proportions of percentage.

To begin with, in 1958, folks divided their almost half a day into two things: working (33%), and sleeping (32%). Besides, they hang out with friends or family, though not frequently—only 19%. Moreover, relaxing at home, travelling to work, and doing sports were below 10%, which can be said not to be a priority for some people.

Moving into 2008, adults still gave their priority time to working and sleeping. Nevertheless, there is a significant increase in the working percentage, which is up to 42% more than previously, yet the sleeping time decreases to 25% more than the previous one. Furthermore, there is a specific rise in the number of people relaxing at home as well as doing exercise, although hanging out time proportionally is getting lower to 6%.