Check my answers!

1.mr. williams is the teacher (who, whom) went to such great trouble to the students.
*who
2. would agnes like to swim at holden pond with ellie and (i, me)?
*i
3. what do you think about (his, him) being chosen as class president?
*him
4. introduce the guests with (whom/whoever/who/whomever) you will be sharing ideas for the fundraiser.
*whom

1. who (correct)

2. me (you were incorrect on this one, but me is the correct answer!)

3. his (again, as stated above)

4. whom (correct!)

Hope you do well, or did well. :)

The two kinds of data the student is most likely to collect are qualitative and quantitative data. This means that he will gather data based on his senses (qualitative). This could refer to things like the size of the tomatoes. The student also could gather numerical data (Quantitative). This is referring to how many tomatoes were bigger because of the increase sunlight exposure. This student could present this information in pieces like graphs and charts to show the quantitative, and models and pictures to how the qualitative data.