Mutations are changes in the genes of living things. mutations are common in all life forms and usually harmless. in fact, sometimes they organisms survive. however, people often think that the word mutation means something dangerous.

which best describes the question "why do most people think mutations are dangerous? "
a scientific question, because it asks about mutations that happen in nature
a scientific question, because it asks about most people instead of just a few
not a scientific question, because it asks about what people think instead of how nature works
not a scientific question, because it asks about how mutations can be to life in nature

c) not a scientific question because it ask about what people think instead of how nature works // a and b are wrong because if it was a scientific question you could run a series of test using the scientific method and d is wrong because that's not what its asking

The correct answer will be option-not a scientific question, because it asks about what people think instead of how nature works.

Explanation:

A scientific question is a question which has the real answers and can be tested through experiments.

In the given question, a question was asked about why a mutation in genes is thought harmful by humans? This question is not a scientific because it is based on only the thought process by humans and lacks the evidence as mutations mostly proved useful to the organisms. This is against a scientific consensus.

Thus, the selected option is the correct answer.

true, i don't really know what you're asking but from the info you provided im guessing the answer is true.

that scientist would be robert hooke