Bread Experiment and Mold Growth

Ryan and Combo conduct a mold experiment by placing bread in different environments and applying various fluids to observe mold growth. They emphasize safety and the importance of adult supervision. The results show that bread in the fridge remains mold-free, while other conditions promote mold growth. The video concludes with safety tips and a reminder to clean up thoroughly.

What was the first step in setting up the bread experiment?

• Place the bread in the dark

• Add oil to the bread

• Add a little bit of water on the bread

• Put the bread in the sun

Where was the first piece of bread placed?

• In the fridge

• On the counter

• Outside

• In the dark

What safety equipment did Combo and Brie use before starting the fluid experiment?

• Apron

• Mask

• Gloves

• Goggles

Which fluid was added to the bread to make it similar to the ocean?

• Water

• Oil

• Sugar

• Salt

What happened to the bread that was left outside?

• It dried out

• It grew mold

• It got eaten by a raccoon

• It remained fresh

Which bread had footprints on it?

• The bread with oil

• The bread with sugar

• The control bread

• The bread with water

Which fluid caused the bread to have different colors of mold?

• Salt

• Sugar

• Oil

• Water

Which bread was too gross for even the raccoon to eat?

• The bread with salt

• The bread with sugar

• The bread with water

• The bread with oil

Which location was found to be the best for preventing mold growth?

• In the dark

• In the fridge

• Outside

• On the counter

What was the main conclusion of the experiment?

• The fridge is the best place to store bread

• Oil causes the most mold

• Water accelerates mold growth

• Salt prevents mold growth