Determine whether the data are discrete or continuous:

The number of hours during a week that people reported watching tv.

The number of touchdowns a quarterback scored each year in his college football career.

The amount of money a person earns per week working at a fast-food restaurant.

The weights of the football players on the teams that play in the NFL this year.

3. Determine the level of measurement:

The ages of authors who wrote the hardback versions of the top 25 fiction books sold during a specific week.

The colors of baseball hats sold in a store for a specific year.

The highest temperature for each day of a specific month.

The ratings of bands that played in the homecoming parade at a college.