Mold Growth Investigation
Explore the conditions necessary for mold growth and its characteristics through various question types.
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Mold Growth Investigation
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Read each question carefully and answer to the best of your ability. This worksheet will test your knowledge of mold growth and the conditions that affect it.
1. Which of the following conditions is LEAST favorable for mold growth?
Warm temperature
High humidity
Plenty of light
Food source (like bread)
2. What is mold?
A type of plant
A type of animal
A type of fungus
A type of bacteria
1. Mold needs sunlight to grow.
True
False
2. Mold can grow on almost any organic material.
True
False
1. Mold reproduces by releasing tiny into the air.
2. A common household item where you might see mold grow is .
1. Describe two conditions that are essential for mold to grow.
2. Explain why keeping food in the refrigerator slows down mold growth.
Use the words below to complete the sentences.
Mold needs , a food source, and a suitable temperature to thrive. It can also grow well in places, away from direct sunlight. The tiny reproductive units of mold are called .
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