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Froggy Jumps Mushroom Detectives: Poisonous vs EdibleOnline version Edible vs poisonous mushrooms by Hayat assirajschool 1 What is the first safe rule when foraging wild mushrooms for food? a Only eat mushrooms that come from a store b Eat any mushroom you find in the yard c Never eat wild mushrooms unless an expert confirms 2 Which mushroom is commonly eaten around the world as a button mushroom? a Death cap b Button mushroom c Fly agaric 3 True or False: Some red-capped mushrooms with white spots can be poisonous. a True b False c Only if they are grown indoors 4 Which situation is safest when you are unsure about a mushroom? a Plant it in a garden bed b Cook it thoroughly and taste a tiny bit c Do not eat it and ask an adult or expert 5 Which of these is often edible and sold in groceries? a Amanita muscaria b Portobello/Cremini button family c Amanita phalloides 6 Which sign is not a reliable test to know if a mushroom is edible? a Smell and feel the mushroom b Color alone tells if it is edible c How it tastes after cooking 7 Which mushroom is famous for being poisonous to humans if eaten? a Oyster mushroom b Shiitake c Death cap (Amanita phalloides) 8 What should you do if a family member spots a wild mushroom at home? a Peel and cook it for fun b Put it in a smoothie c Do not touch or eat it, show an adult 9 Which habitat is most associated with wild mushrooms? a Forest or grassy areas b Ocean c Desert sand dunes 10 Which is a common safe habit when exploring mushrooms at school? a Only observe and never taste or touch unknown mushrooms b Taste a tiny bite to check flavor c Bring them home for lunch

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Mushroom Detectives: Poisonous vs EdibleOnline version

by Hayat assirajschool

What is the first safe rule when foraging wild mushrooms for food?

Which mushroom is commonly eaten around the world as a button mushroom?

True or False: Some red-capped mushrooms with white spots can be poisonous.

Which situation is safest when you are unsure about a mushroom?

Which of these is often edible and sold in groceries?

Which sign is not a reliable test to know if a mushroom is edible?

Which mushroom is famous for being poisonous to humans if eaten?

What should you do if a family member spots a wild mushroom at home?

Which habitat is most associated with wild mushrooms?

Which is a common safe habit when exploring mushrooms at school?