Question

a group or treatment that does not receive the treatment. used to compare results.
how close your measurement is to the true or accepted value. correct, not just consistent.
how consistent or repeatable measurements are. if you get similar results with each trial.
all the factors in an experiment that are kept the same.
the variable the experimenter changes on purpose in investigation. it will be placed on the x - axis. cause
the variable that is measured in an experiment. it will be placed on the y axis. effect
accuracy dependent variable constant precision control independent variable

Explanation:

1. A group or treatment that does not receive the treatment and is used to compare results is a control.
2. How close your measurement is to the true or accepted value (correct, not just consistent) is accuracy.
3. How consistent or repeatable measurements are (if you get similar results with each trial) is precision.
4. All the factors in an experiment that are kept the same are constants.
5. The variable the experimenter changes on - purpose in investigation (placed on the x - axis, cause) is the independent variable.
6. The variable that is measured in an experiment (placed on the y - axis, effect) is the dependent variable.

Answer:

1. Control
2. Accuracy
3. Precision
4. Constant
5. Independent Variable
6. Dependent Variable