For each description of data, identify the W's, name the variables, specify for each variable whether its use indicates it should be treated as categorical or quantitative, and, for any quantitative variable, identify the units in which it was measured (or not if they are not provided)

1. Business analysts hoping to provide information helpful to grape growers compiled these data about vineyards: size (acres), number of years in existence, state, varieties of grapes grown, average case price, gross sales, and percent profit.

2. A study of state sponsored Lotto games in the United States (Chance, Winter 1998) listed the names of the states and whether or not the state had Lotto. For states that did, the study indicated the number of numbers in the lottery, the number of matches required to win, and the probability of holding a winning ticket.