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Correct Answer: B
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Cho's claim concerns two specific variables: moonlight brightness and the time feeding begins. Choice B directly connects those variables. The other choices discuss anatomy, diet, or other insects and therefore do not test the proposed relationship.
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Biologist Elena Cho hypothesizes that a certain moth uses the brightness of moonlight to decide when to begin feeding. Which finding, if true, would most directly support Cho's hypothesis?
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Correct Answer: B
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Correct Answer: B
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Cho's claim concerns two specific variables: moonlight brightness and the time feeding begins. Choice B directly connects those variables. The other choices discuss anatomy, diet, or other insects and therefore do not test the proposed relationship.
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