Many variables are normally distributed, but not all are. (Fortunately, the central limit theorem saves us when we conduct research on samples from nonnormal populations if the samples are larger than 30!) Which of the following are likely to be normally distributed, and which are likely to be nonnormal? Explain your answers. 

a. In the population of students admitted to the highly selective University of Toronto, scores on the federal or provincial literacy test (required for university admissions) 

b. In the population of secondary school students in New Zealan d, the number of daily calories consumed

c. In the population of employed adults in San Antonio, Texas, the amount of time spent commuting to work 

d. In the population of North American university students, the number of frequent flyer miles earn ed in a year .