Diversity Chapter 4: Fungi and Bacteria

Diversity Chapter 4: Fungi and Bacteria

Multiple Select

Some examples of fungi are mildew, puffball, mushroom, toadstool, __________ and __________.

(Tick two correct answers)

• virus

• yeast

• mould

• bacteria

Multiple Choice

Tiny living things which cannot be seen by our naked eyes are called __________.

• yeast

• mould

• leaves

• microorganisms

Multiple Choice

The coloured patches that appear on bread after some time are called __________. The bread can no longer be consumed.

• yeast

• mould

• puffball

• mildew

Multiple Select

The parts of a mushroom are _____, __________, and __________.

• cap

• gills

• stem

• stalk

• roots

Multiple Choice

Fungi gets their __________ from other living things, dead or __________.

• life , alive

• food , alive

• food , moving

• water , moving

Multiple Choice

Bacteria cannot be seen with our naked eyes. We need to use a __________ to see them clearly.

• microscope

• magnifying glass

Multiple Select

Useful bacteria can be used to make food such as ______

• butter

• cheese

• yoghurt

• soy sauce