i-Ready Understand Two-Way Tables - Quiz - Level H Some teachers take a survey. Each teacher writes whether they teach middle school or high school, and whether they take public transportation to get to school. Is a two-way table an appropriate way to display the data from the survey? Yes, because any data can be displayed in a two-way table. Yes, because the survey produces two types of categorical data. No, because the survey responses are measurement data and a two-way table is for categorical data. No. because the survey responses all belong to a single category.

Yes, because the survey produces two types of categorical data. A two-way table organizes the responses into rows and columns, allowing you to easily see the relationship between the types of schools (middle or high) and transportation methods (public or not). This makes it clear how many teachers fall into each category, helping to visualize trends or preferences among teachers. A common mistake when dealing with survey data is assuming all data sets can be displayed in any format. Two-way tables are specifically designed for categorical data, so it's crucial to recognize the types of data you're working with. If you try to fit measurement data into a two-way table, you might end up with a confusing mess instead of clear insights!