What value would the plastic object used in Experiment 2 likely have on the scale described in

Question:

What value would the plastic object used in Experiment 2 likely have on the scale described in Experiment 3?
F. Less than 5
G. Between 5 and 9
H. Between 9 and 13
J. Between 13 and 19

Experiment 2
The students conducted a similar experiment as in Experiment 1 to test the effect of volume on the time that it took for the blocks to move down the inclined plane. The results are shown in Table 2.

Experiment 3
Objects can be rated according to their ability to move efficiently. The students created a scale from 5 to 30 (least to most resistant to motion due to friction) and tested four objects of a known rating. Three trials were conducted for each object, using the same methods as in Experiment 1. The results are shown in Table 3.

Experiment 1
The group of students wanted to know which materials moved down the plane in the shortest amount of time. The students used blocks of wood, steel, aluminum, glass, plastic, and concrete. The dimensions of each block were the same, the volume of each block remained constant, and the mass of the blocks was varied. The incline of the plane was set at 45◦ for each trial. The students conducted 3 trials for each material, and recorded the results in Table 1.