Using the SPSS data set Greek_Games, what is the range for Athletic Skill [Athleticism]?

Five Florida universities have recently competed in the Greek Games, which consist of a variety of events intended to showcase the characteristics that social fraternities are meant to embody. These are: Athleticism, determined by how members of each student organization perform in the three-legged race, wheel barrow race, and tricycle race;Intellect,determined by a series of trivia games in Florida history, geography and attractions;Philanthropy, scored by how much money an organization raised for a single charity; and Spirit, measured by float decorating, sportsmanship, and apparel. One of the most popular events is the float decorating competition, in which each organization attempts to create the most elaborate float to represent its university in the Spirit Parade (Omega Mu took home the award after constructing a paper mache Nitro slaying a dragon). Ratings for sportsmanship were given for cooperation among organizations during the athletic events (LambdaLambda Lambda took home the award after rendering medical assistance to Pi Delta Pi after a six-tricycle collision on the race track).

TheGreek_Gamesdata set consists of eight variables:

1. University: a nominal variable that indicates which University a student organization is affiliated with (Florida A&M = 1, Florida State University = 2, University of Central Florida = 3,University of Florida = 4, University of South Florida = 5)
2. Gender: a nominal, dichotomous measure of the gender of the members in the organization (fraternity = 0, sorority = 1)
3. Athleticism:an interval measure of each organization's athletic ability
4. Intellect: an interval measure of each organization's intellectual ability
5. Philanthropy: an interval measure of how much money each organization raised for their charity
6. Spirit: an interval measure of each organization's school spirit
7. Float: an ordinal measure of each organization's rating on the creativity portion of the float competition (no attempt is the lowest level and outstanding is the highest)
8. Sportsmanship: an ordinal measure of each organization's rating in sportsmanship (no attempt is the lowest level and outstanding is the highest)