Dress size is ordinal because it deals with groups rather than precise numbers, allowing ordering but not precise mathematical comparisons, as sizes cannot take fractional values like 43.21. Annual income can be considered either ratio, as it is a continuous numerical value that can take any amount, or interval, if negative values are possible, depending on how it is defined. Income could also be ordinal if categorized into classes like high, middle, and low.

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Solution
Dress size is ordinal.
It is ordinal, because it deals with groups and not numbers. Even though it is usually in numbers
it is not ratio, because not all values can be taken. E.g. you cannot have a size of 43.21. On top
the size 6 is larger than size 5 and therefore they can be ordered = ordinal.
Income can be anything it depends on how you define it:
Usually I would say that income is ratio, because it deals with numbers and it is continuous
since it can take all values such as $1937.24.
If you say that it is possible to have a negative income (=loss) then it would be interval.
But if you can make it ordinal as well, if you separate income into the class: high, middle, low.