Multiple Choice
The ordinal scale represents a higher level of measurement than the nominal scale in that
A) the assigned numerals serve to identify the objects.
B) the magnitude of the differences in the objects is shown.
C) the assigned numerals represent the order as well as identifying the object.
D) it has a natural zero.
E) it has an arbitrary zero.
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