单选题Since many insects have already become（）to DDT, scientists have to look for some new insecticideAactiveBresistantCtoughDgradual
单选题
Since many insects have already become（）to DDT, scientists have to look for some new insecticide
A
active
B
resistant
C
tough
D
gradual
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