QUESTION \( 2 \cdot 1 \) POINT The geography teacher makes a list of ten countries to visit from least to most expensive. What is the level of measuremen of the data? Select the correct answer below: Nominal Ordinal Ratio Interval Content attribution

In this scenario, the geography teacher is ranking ten countries based on their expense levels, from least to most expensive. This ranking indicates an order or hierarchy among the countries, but it does not provide information about the exact differences in expense between them. The correct level of measurement for this type of data is **Ordinal**. Here's a brief explanation of the options: - **Nominal**: This level of measurement is used for categorical data without any order (e.g., names of countries). - **Ordinal**: This level involves ordered categories, where the order matters but the differences between the categories are not quantifiable (e.g., ranking countries by expense). - **Ratio**: This level has a true zero point and allows for the comparison of absolute magnitudes (e.g., weight, height). - **Interval**: This level has meaningful differences between values but no true zero point (e.g., temperature in Celsius). Thus, the answer is **Ordinal**.