Classifying data as Quantitative or Categorical

A new lottery is introduced. Buy 45 tickets and record the total winnings for each ticket.

Record the total number of home runs hit each year by the Tampa Bay Rays since 1998.

Record the daily sales ($) at 15 local Publix

Stand on the corner of 434 and 436 for 2 hours and record if each car is speeding.

Survey 50 households with dogs and record the type of dog they own.

Record the total time (in minutes) studied daily. Survey 500 third graders.

Survey 250 homes and record if they favor a new dog park to be built.

Survey 150 first graders and have them record their favorite color.

A popcorn company records how long (in minutes) it takes to cook a bag of popcorn.

Starbucks randomly selects 50 days in 2015 and records the total number of sales for those days

Ask every 16 year old at Lake Brantley and record if they have their real drivers license.

Record the number of cars that enter Lake Brantley's student parking lot 5 days in a row.

Randomly select 500 subjects and record which candidate they will vote for.

Randomly select 100 kids and record the number of minutes of TV watched daily.

Survey 35 car owners and ask them how long they have owned their current car.

Record the wait time to be seated (in minutes) for each customer at Outback on any given night.

A music teacher surveys 100 students and asks if they play an instrument. The % is calculated.

Record the total money ($) grossed for all top movies made in 2015.

Select 300 homes and record if a each house has a well for water or not.

Ask 300 seniors who have taken the SAT and record if they scored above 500 on the math section.