Question

Two examples each for Qualitative/ordinal, qualitative/nominal, quantitative/discrete, and quantitative/continous

Answer 1

Qual/ordinal is ranked but without a mathematically-defined difference between ranks, e.g., performance evaluations of "exceptional, average, below average"

Qual/nominal simply classifies data into categories without ranking. Maybe different majors at a university, or phone number exchanges.

Quant/discrete is numerical and can be counted. The number of cans of peas on the shelf.

Quant/continuous is numerical on a continuous scale. The weight of all the meat in the meat case, or the heights of players on a basketball team.

Answer 2

Now see if you can use that to come up with your own examples of each. :)