So in this case, maybe your median might be someplace over here. But since you have this long tail to the left, your mean might be someplace over here. And likewise, in this distribution, your median, your middle value, might be someplace like this. But because it's right skewed, and for the most part it only has one big hump, this hump won't change things too much because it's small, your mean is going to be to the right of it. So that's another reason why it's called a right skewed or positively skewed distribution. So to answer the question, these are my feelings about all of them, but I would say, the other choices explain why you believe they would not follow, well they said, which of the following data sets is most likely to be normally distributed? Well, I would say choice A, but it's really a matter of opinion, at least in this question.