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Grades are typically considered ordinal data because they represent a ranked order of performance, with higher grades indicating better performance. Each grade (e.g., A, B, C) reflects a relative position in a hierarchy, but the differences between grades are not necessarily uniform or quantifiable. In contrast, nominal data would not have any intrinsic order or ranking.

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