The level of satisfaction ("Very unsatisfied","Fairly unsatisfied","Fairly satisfied",and "Very satisfied")in a class is an example of an ordinal scaled variable.

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Ordinal scale variables have a defined order, but the differences between the values cannot be determined with mathematical operations. In this case, there is a definite order to the levels of satisfaction, but we cannot perform mathematical operations on them to determine the difference between, for example, "fairly satisfied" and "very satisfied."

The Level of Satisfaction ("Very Unsatisfied","Fairly Unsatisfied","Fairly Satisfied",and "Very Satisfied")in