QUANTITATIVE & QUALITATIVE

Which of the following is an example of qualitative data?

• A. The height of a building

• B. The color of a car

• C. The number of students in a class

• D. The weight of a watermelon

2. What type of data is represented by the number of hours a student studies per week?

• A. Qualitative

• B. Quantitative

• C. Categorical

• D. Nominal

3. Which of the following best describes quantitative data?

• A. Data that describes characteristics or qualities

• B. Data that uses numbers and measurements

• C. Data that cannot be counted

• D. Data that represents personal opinions

4. Which of the following is an example of quantitative data?

• A. The softness of a blanket

• B. The taste of a fruit

• C. The temperature outside

• D. The name of a city

5. What is qualitative data?

• A. Data that can be measured with numbers

• B. Data that describes qualities or characteristics

• C. Data that can be counted

• D. Data that involves calculations

6. Which of the following is an example of qualitative data?

• A. The weight of a book

• B. The number of pets someone has

• C. A person’s favorite movie

• D. The amount of money in a bank account

7. Which type of data is best represented by a bar graph?

• A. Only qualitative data

• B. Only quantitative data

• C. Both qualitative and quantitative data

• D. Neither qualitative nor quantitative data

8. If a researcher records the eye colors of 100 students, what type of data is collected?

• A. Quantitative

• B. Numerical

• C. Qualitative

• D. Interval

9. Which of the following represents discrete quantitative data?

• A. The speed of a moving car

• B. The number of students in a classroom

• C. The weight of a person

• D. The height of a tree

10. What type of data is the number of goals scored by a soccer team?

• A. Qualitative

• B. Quantitative

• C. Ordinal

• D. Nominal