The best type of chart for comparing two sets of qualitative data is:

A) a line chart
B) a pie chart
C) a histogram
D) a bar chart
E) all of these

The best type of chart for comparing two sets of qualitative data is a bar chart. A bar chart allows for easy comparison between two groups by showing the frequency or amount of each category on a horizontal axis and using the height of the bars to represent the numerical data. This makes it easy to visualize the differences and similarities between the two groups. Line charts are better for showing trends over time, pie charts are better for showing proportions of a whole, and histograms are better for showing the distribution of quantitative data.