[USER A] Writing Practice Test 1386476

The given pie charts desplay the portion of time spented on a variety of activities by working adults during a regular day in an unnamed particular country in years 1958 and 2008.

As pie charts refer to an everyday life of a common working man in different years with a distance of 50 years between them, major differences are spoted on time spented in the same activities among the years. The first remarkable difference is associated with working hours. Particularly, the percentage of spented time on working has substantially been increased almost 10 %, from 33 % in 1958 to 42 % in 2008. Furthermore, a significant raise about 6 % (from 2% to 8%) is noticed on time spented for traveling to work. Undoubtedly both of these differences on spending time for work reasons affect an adult's ability to attend to other activities.

Notably, passing time for sleeping and especially going out with friends or family, has importantly decreased in 2008 compared to 1958, as a difference of 7% and 13 % respectively is observed among the years. However, other activities, such as relaxing at home, other interests or playing sports, seems that have not been modified that much and only a minor increase has taken place.