Question

4. Today, farmers breed chickens to have extra-large muscles and to lay of eggs. A wild fowl-a chicken that lives in the woods--lays between 20 and 30 eggs per year. In contrast, a chicken bred by famers can lays many as 300 eggs per year. This idea can be best explained by-

A. Evolution
A. Evolution

B. natural selection
B. natural selection

C. Selective Breeding
C. Selective Breeding

D. Survival of the fittest
D. Survival of the fittest

Answer 1

C. selective Breeding

Answer 2

Selective Breeding

Explanation: It's selective breeding because the chicken being breeded by the farmer can produce wayyyyy more eggs.