Ordinal scales
A) are not really scales at all because they only provide numbers as arbitrary levels.
B) give information about differences between points on the scale.
C) provide information by ordering people, objects, or events along some continuum.
D) have a true zero point.

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Ordinal scales are used to rank or order items based on some characteristic, but the intervals or differences between the items are not necessarily equal. They do not have a true zero point, and the numbers assigned are arbitrary levels or ranks.

Ordinal Scales