Question

Drag each label to the correct location on the table. Sort the observations based on whether they are quantitative or qualitative.

Answer 1

Answer:

Qualitative observations are those that cannot really be counted or measured by empirical figures, but are rather described by the features they have such as their color or taste.

Quantitative observations can be measured and counted by empirical figures  i.e. numbers such as age and temperature. Number operations such as addition can be performed on them as well.

Qualitative observations.

• The shirt is soft  and red.
• The river flows more  quickly in the spring  than in the summer.

Quantitative observations.

• There are eight elephants  over the age of six  at the zoo.  
• It is 72 degrees  Fahrenheit outside.