Ans:
1)Nominal scale:
Academic Major(nominal,as they are just labels and no intrinsic ordering)
Gender(nominal,as no intrinsic ordering)
Attitude toward graphs(nominal,as no intrinsic ordering)
So,Attitude toward graphs,Gender and Academic major are Nominal.
2)Ordinal scale:
None of the variables.
3)Ratio Scale:
Tests(as average number of correct answers can be zero,so it ratio scale)
Age(as,age of zero at birth is meaningful,so ratio)
So,correct answer is Tests and Age.
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