Describe Dimensions and Metrics in six words:

In Google Analytics, Dimensions describe characteristics or attributes of your data, typically represented by text or categories. For example, "City," "Browser," or "Page Title" are dimensions. Metrics, on the other hand, are quantitative measurements, always represented by numbers. Examples include "Sessions," "Users," or "Page Views." Therefore, stating "Dimensions are words, Metrics are numbers" accurately and concisely captures their fundamental difference. The other options are incorrect because dimensions are not event parameters (though they can be derived from them), dimensions are descriptive not numerical, and neither are exclusively percentages.