Gary Franklin is a movie critic. He invented the Franklin Scale with which he rates movies from 1 to 10 (10 being best). When asked about his scale, Mr. Franklin explained that it is a subjective measure of movie quality.
A movie with a ranking of 10 is not necessarily 10 times better than a movie with a ranking of 1, but it is better. A movie with a ranking of 5 is better than a movie with a ranking of 1, but is not as good a movie with a ranking of 10. That's all it really tells you. Based on Mr. Franklin's description, his scale is: A) ordinal but not cardinal.
B) cardinal but not ordinal.
C) an objective standard to judge movies.
D) neither cardinal nor ordinal.
Question 2
Which of the following statements is false? An economic analysis of carbon taxes can:
A) calculate the increase in costs faced by coal-using industries.
B) predict the effect on unemployment in West Virginia coal mining communities.
C) compare the likely reductions in medical expenditures on diseases caused by smog.
D) present a trade-off of the costs and benefits of different levels of carbon taxes.
E) conclude that such taxes should be imposed to benefit future generations.
Glasgow Coma Scale
Subscales of the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale
Example of coastal cities Recharge Rates
Enhanced Fujita Intensity Scale
Example of a Mastery Scale
Four-point scale for grading edema