A - coaching a child as they attempt to use a yo yo.
when scaffolding, you build upon previous knowledge, supporting the one learning. Option B does it for the child, Option C doesn't offer instruction and Option D never works - rushing doesn't make anything better.
Answer:
Mimicry
Explanation:
The eye spots on the wings mimic the eyes of a different animal. Because of this, whatever is threatening the moth could think the moth is too large to eat, a different animal that the predator doesn't eat, or even the predator's own predator. In the end, the animal threatening the moth would think the moth was a different animal and probably leave it alone, preserving the moth's life.
I hope this makes sense and helps! ☺
Hm. I believe it may be false but I may be incorrect.
The answer to this is definitely false! :)
