Answer: ordinal
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 4 levels of measurements scales :-
1. Nominal scale : It is used when we categorize the data on the basis of the characteristic such as Religion, Gender , etc.
2. Ordinal scale : It is used when we can order attributes according to their ranks. For example : First > Second > Third and so on.
3. Interval scale : It provides the characteristic of the difference between any two categories. For example : Fahrenheit scale to measure temperature.
4. Ratio scale : It has all the qualities of nominal, ordinal, and interval measures and in addition a "true zero" point. For example : Age.
From the above definitions , A level of measurement describing a variable whose attributes are rank-ordered and have equal distances between adjacent attributes are <u>ordinal</u> measures.
