
Marvellous Micro-Organisms
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- Q1In the micro-organism umbrella, B A V F stands for:Bacteria, Alergy, Virus, FungiBacteria, Algae, Virus, FungiBacteria, Algae, Virus, FlagellaBacteria, Algae, Viral, Fungi120s
- Q2The 3 types of Fungi are:Mould, Moisture, YeastMould, Mushrooms, YoghurtMould, Micro-organisms, YeastMould, Mushrooms, Yeast120s
- Q3The four ingredients necessary to make leavened (risen) bread are:Flour, water, oil and yeastFlour, water, sugar and yeastFlour, seeds, sugar and yeastFlour, oil, water and yeast120s
- Q4How does yeast work?The yeast eats the sugars and makes bubbles of oxygen in the bread.As the yeast breaks down the sugars, carbon dioxide is released into the bread dough, making it rise.Carbon dioxide is released into the bread dough as the yeast breaks down the flour.The bread maker aerates the dough, making it rise.120s
- Q5What is mould?A type of mushroom grown in the garden.A type of fungus which breaks down dead plant and animal material.A type of bacteria found in the human gut.Found on cheese in your refrigerator.120s
- Q6Micro-organisms are:The smallest and simplest form of living being, which can be seen only with the aid of a microscope.A specific strand of bacteria that can be used in yoghurt.Small bugs that can't be seen unless you use a microscope.Tiny little people that live in our environment.120s
- Q7The inventor of the microscope was:Anton Van LeeuwenhoekMr Alexander FlemingProfessor Graham BellMr Harold Scope120s
- Q8What type of medication is Penicillin?ProbioticAntibioticPrebioticAnalgesic (pain killers)120s
- Q9The first people to treat humans using Penicillin were:Dr Howard Florey and Dr Ernst ChainDr Ernst Chain and Dr Alexander FlemingDr Howard Florey and Dr Alexander FlemingAnton Van Leeuwenhoek and Dr Harold Scope120s
- Q10Yeast is used in bread to:Give the bread flavourGive the bread a crunchy crustMake the bread riseMake the bread sugary120s
- Q11Penicillium mould was discovered, by accident, by:Dr Ernst ChainDr Alexander FlemingAnton Van LeeuwenhoekDr Howard Florey120s
- Q12What conditions does mould prefer to grow?Cold and dry conditionsWarm and moist conditionsCold and moist conditionsCold and light conditions120s
- Q13Harmful micro-organisms include:Yoghurt, Compost and E. ColiChickenpox, Influenza, CompostChickenpox, Influenza and Salmonella bacteriaSalmonella bacteria, compost and Influenza120s
- Q14Helpful micro-organisms include:Yoghurt, E. Coli and Salmonella bacteriaYoghurt, E. Coli and CompostYoghurt, Compost and InfluenzaYoghurt, Influenza and Chickenpox120s
- Q15How does mould spread?Mould releases spores, which can spread through the air or water.120s