Microscope Parts
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Always start with the microscope set in ________ position. | Low
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| What is the first adjustment knob you should turn? The second? | First turn the COARSE adjustment knob, then the FINE adjustment knob for all power levels on the microscope
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| ORGANISM | -A living thing
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| MICROSCOPE | -an instrument that makes objects appear larger
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| SIMPLE MICROSCOPE | -a microscope with one lense
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| COMPOUND MICROSCOPE | -a microscope with two lenses
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| SPECIMEN | -What is being observed or viewed
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| ELECTRON MICROSCOPE | -A microscope that uses a beam of electrons to magnify an image
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| What are the two lenses of a microscope? | -The eyepiece and the objective
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| How do you find the total magnification of a compound microscope setting? | -Multiply the eyepiece times the objective
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| Robert Hooke | -Discovered "tiny rectangular rooms" and named them "cells" while examining a thin slice of cork
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| Anton van Leeuwenhoek | -Discovered one-celled organisms and named them "animalcules" while examining water, teeth/gum scrapings, and water under a microscope
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| RESOLUTION | -the sharpness of an image produced by the microscope
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| FIELD OF VIEW | -the part of the specimen that can be seen when you look into the eyepiece
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| The greatest field of view is produced by which power? | Low
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| The most detail is produced by which power | High
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| As magnification increases, the field of view | Decreases
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| when you move a slide in one direction, the specimen is seen in the eyepiece as moving the (opposite or same) direction? | Opposite
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