Question

how do fungi obtain their energy?autotrophs (photosynthesis)heterotrophs (absorption)heterotrophs (ingestion)what is an organism called that obtains its food from dead organisms?producerconsumeromnivoredecomposeryeast are a single celled fungus. where could you find them?applebreadpastacheese

Explanation:

• Fungi are heterotrophs. They obtain energy by absorbing nutrients from organic matter in their environment. Autotrophs make their own food (e.g., via photosynthesis), and while some heterotrophs ingest (like animals), fungi absorb.
• Decomposers break down dead organisms. Producers make their own food, consumers eat other living organisms (not dead ones), and omnivores are a type of consumer that eats both plants and animals.
• Yeast is used in bread - making. It ferments sugars in the dough, producing carbon dioxide which causes the bread to rise. Apples have other microbes (like some bacteria), pasta is usually made from wheat flour and water (no yeast as a main component in the final product), and cheese - making involves bacteria and sometimes molds (not yeast in the way bread does).

Answer:

1. B. Heterotrophs (absorption)
2. D. Decomposer
3. B. Bread