1) Classify each of the following variables by their level of measurement. (Norminal, ordinal, ratio or interval) A) The attractiveness of instructors on RateMyProf, rated in number of chili peppers ____ B) The health of a tree, measured by the number of new buds formed each spring_____ C) Survey feedback rated either (1) strongly agree- (2) agree-(3) neither agree nor disagree- (4) disagree- (5) strongly disagree _____ D) Shoe size____ E) The distance jumped by a track & field athlete____ F) Patients' eye colours____ G) Weight lifted by a professional power lifter____ H) Temperature, in degrees Celsius___ I) The spiciness of dishes at a TexMex restaurant, rated in number of chili peppers____ J) The health of a tree, measured by the robustness of its appearance___ K) The wingspan of bees at a specific apiary___ L) Patient names___ 2) Which would be the most appropriate measure of central tendency to use for each of the following variables? (Median, mean, mode) A) Favourite team member of Paw Patrol B) Income C) A survey with responses "poor - fair - good - excellent" D) Height 3) The Pearson correlation coefficient, r, is bound between a lowest possible value of _____(-1,0,1) and a highest possible value of_____(-1,0,1) 4) Interpret the following values of the Pearson correlation coefficient, r. (No correlation, strong positive, .......) r= 0.567 r=-0.765 r= 0.013 r= 0.00