I'd say the answer to the first question is D) 0 to 4 with intervals of 0.2.
Because, you can't just have 1 to 4, as some of the numbers are less than 1. Of course you can't have 2 to 5 either. And intervals of 2 would be too messy.
For the second question:
I believe the answer is A. Because it's obvious that there IS one outlier, and it looks like there are two clusters.
There are three chocolates and six different options to mix with those chocolates. Each chocolate has six different options. So, it comes to 6 + 6 + 6 or 6 • 3 whoch equals 18 different combinations.