EXERCISES Practice Exercise 1:DO THIS! Activity A. Below are pictures of a tree and a flower. Write at least 3 quantitative observations about the tree and 3 qualitative observations about the flower. Write your observations in the boxes below each picture. Your observations may be about the trunk/stem, leaves, flowers, branches, etc for as long as it is a part of the tree or the flower. QUANTITATIVE OBSERVATIONS: 1. WN QUALITATIVE OBSERVATIONS: 1. 2. 3. REMEMBER: Quantitative observations must include a measurement (quantity) while qualitative observations include only the characteristic (quality). Therefore, if your observations for the tree are like: The tree is 3 meters high; the leaves are one inch long, there are three big branches; and the like, then you are correct because you indicated the measurements in your observations (quantitative observations). On the other hand, if your observations for the flower are like: The flower is yellow; the petals are big; the leaves are smaller than the petals, and the like, then you are correct since you just described the flower without mentioning any measurement (number/quantity) in describing the flowers (qualitative observations)​