Peppered moths vary in color from light gray to almost black. The color of any moth depends on how many black spots are found on its wings. The name "peppered" refers to these black spots. During the day, the moths rest on trees. In England where the moths live, many light gray trees were covered with soot that came from the smoke stacks of factories.The trees got darker and darker from the soot.
Over time the peppered moth population in polluted areas

A)
will become extinct.

B)
will become darker in color.

C)
will probably stay the same.

D)
will become

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Peppered moths vary in color from light gray to almost black. The color of any moth depends on how many black spots are found on its wings. The name "peppered" refers to these black spots. During the day, the moths rest on trees. In England where the moths live, many light gray trees were covered with soot that came from the smoke stacks of factories.The trees got darker and darker from the soot.
Over time the peppered moth population in polluted areas
	

A)
	will become extinct. 	
	

B)
	will become darker in color. 	
	

C)
	will probably stay the same. 	
	

D)
	will become

anonymous · Answer

@EclipsedStar

anonymous · Answer

I think it is B

eclipsedstar · Answer

Is option D cut off? XD
Oh by the way are you using Internet Explorer? I notice that you refresh the page a lot.

eclipsedstar · Answer

I agree with B. :)

anonymous · Answer

No my internet is getting upset with me because of the snow. I use Firefox

eclipsedstar · Answer

Oh snow :o 
I wish it snowed here XD
Ok, back on topic...

eclipsedstar · Answer

I agree with B because the moths with lighter color would be seen by predators and most likely become extinct.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you so much! I need help in Math and English if you could help me in those that would be awesome

eclipsedstar · Answer

I am not good at math at all...I can help with english X)

anonymous · Answer

Sound Awesome ok I'll tag you.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks for the Medal!