Question

Jared sprayed a pesticide on his garden three times. The first time, many insects died. The second time fewer insects died. The last time very few insects died. What impact did the insecticide have on the species of insects? A. All of the insects were resistant to the insecticide. B. The species became less resistant to the insecticide. C. The species became more resistant to the insecticide. D. None of the insects were resistant to the insecticide.

Answer 1

C. The species became more resistant to the insecticide.

Step-by-step explanation:

The insects that were resistant to the pesticide survived and reproduced. They passed on the resistance to their offspring. So, the species became more resistant to the insecticide over time. Though some insects died, the species as a whole was able to survive. (got it right on study island)

Answer 2

C. The species became more resistant to the insecticide.

Step-by-step explanation:

The more of something you receive, the more immune you are to it. For example, every year, many people get a flu shot. Flu shots contain small amounts of the flu, and it is inserted into your blood stream so that you may become more immune to the disease when it comes around. The same happens for many living things, including insects.