Question

Gene is investigating what makes bread moldy. He put two identical slices of bread on separate plates. He made one slice moist and kept the other slice dry. He left the uncovered plates on a table for 2 hours. Then, he sealed them in plastic bags and put them in a dark, warm place. He looked at them each day for five days. After five days, he observed that 50 percent of the moist slice was moldy, and none of the dry slice was moldy. If Gene observed the slices for three more days, what would he most likely observe?

Answer 1

he will observe that dry bread get moldy completely and dry is same as on 5th day

Answer 2

The correct answer of the following question is following - There would be more mold on the moist slice.

Mold can be properly made in the humid areas which are closed from the "breathing."

It cannot be formed if any light source penetrates in it during its formation.

If all the conditions are favourable, the mold is formed in an easy way.