A resort employs 3,500 managers and staff. To ascertain their employees' opinions of a proposed health insurance plan, 350 employees are surveyed at random. The questions include employee's age, sex, marital status, the number of years they have worked at the resort, and the employee's view of the current health plan (good, fair, or poor).

What is the population?

What is the sample?

Which one of these choices is a parameter?

Which one of these choices is a statistic?

Which one of these choices is an example of interval data?

Which one of these choices is an example of nominal data?

Which one of these choices is an example of ordinal data?

A.	The average age of the 3,500 managers and staff.
B.	The 3,500 managers and staff.
C.	The 350 employees surveyed.
D.	The employee's marital status variable.
E.	The employee's age variable .
F.	The variable that gves the employee's view of the current health plan.
G.	The average number of years the 350 employees surveyed have worked at the resort.