1. Identify the variable for the given situations and state whether it is either quantitative or qualitative by circling the correct answer. Record your answers in the space below. (3 marks) a. The number of hours per week student's study in Mrs. Marson's homeroom class. Quantitative or Qualitative Variable (Circle the correct answer) Quantitative Qualitative b. A sample of high school students is interviewed to determine the most popular television show. Quantitative or Qualitative Variable (Circle the correct answer) Quantitative Qualitative C. A survey of patients is conducted to determine the time spent waiting in the emergency room or a hospital before being seen by a doctor. Quantitative or Qualitative Variable (Circle the correct answer) Quantitative Qualitative 2. A survey of households in a town collects the following information from the eldest adult in the household. Classify each of the variables as qualitative or quantitative and, if appropriate, continuous or discrete. Circle the appropriate answers. (2 marks) a. Martial status Qualitative Quantitative Continuous Discrete b. Number of children living at Qualitative Quantitative Continuous Discrete home Communication 1. What is the difference between primary and secondary data? Include an example of each. (4 marks) 2. What is the difference between a cross-sectional study and longitudinal study? (2 marks)