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Which one is an example of categorical data?

AKinds of zoo animals
BWeights in kilograms
CTime in seconds taken
DTemperature in degrees
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Kinds of zoo animals
1. Categorical data groups things into named groups. 2. Kinds of animals are such named groups. 3. Weights, times and temperatures are measured numbers. So only animal types are categories. _Source: Wikipedia, Bar chart, Usage_
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