Question

1. shortly after ms. berndts cat, revere, was born, ms. berndt realized revere wasnt eating enough. she went to the pet store and bought many different kinds of food and fed revere different types every day. each day she noted the type of food and how much revere ate out of his dish. eventually revere ate a lot of the creppycat brand food and ms. berndt bought that for him from then on.

dependent variable:
independent variable:
1 experimental constant:
experimental group:
control group:

Explanation:

The dependent variable is what is being measured, which is the amount of food Revere eats. The independent variable is what is being changed, here the type of food. An experimental constant could be the cat's dish. The experimental group is the cat being fed different foods. Since no comparison group with a standard - or no - treatment is mentioned, there is no control group.

Answer:

Dependent Variable: Amount of food Revere eats
Independent Variable: Type of food
1 Experimental Constant: Cat's dish
Experimental Group: Revere being fed different foods
Control Group: None