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Living vs Non Living
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Base | The microscope rests on |
| Light Source | Used to collect and focus |
| Stage | Platform upon which to mount the slide |
| Arm | Holds the tube and stage and attaches them to the base |
| Fine adjustment | Used for final focusing |
| Coarse adjustment | Used for first focusing |
| Eyepiece/Ocular | What you look through |
| Body Tube | Holds eyepiece lens at the top and objective lens at the bottom |
| Nosepiece | Rotating piece that holds objective lens |
| High Power Objective | Lens that allows greater magnification |
| Low Power Objective | Lens used to locate the specimen |
| Clip | Holds the slide in place |
| Diaphragm | Regulates the amount of light |
| What is the total magnification for Low Power? | 100x |
| What is the total magnification for High Power? | 400x |
| What Knobs are used to Focus Low Power? | Fine and Coarse adjustment |
| What Knobs are used to Focus High Power? | Fine adjustment |
| Is Low Power Darker or Brighter than High Power? Is High Power Darker or Brighter then Low Power? | Low Power is Brighter and High Power is Darker |
| Can you see more or less of the specimen on Low power? Can you see more or less of the specimen on High power? | Low Power More and High Power Less |
| How does the specimen appear? | Blurry |
| What is the right order of organization in a multicellular organism? | Organelles, Cells, Tissues, Organs, Systems, Organism |
| What are all living things composed of? | Cells and Smallest unit |
| What are the Characteristics of life? | They Are Organized, Respond to their environment, Use Energy, Reproduce, Grow and Devlop |
| Living things need? | Living Space, Raw Materials, and Food |
| What is one way living things survive? | H2O, Air |
| What is Stimulus and Response? | Any change in the environment that causes a change in an organism |
| What is Homeostasis? | Regulation of organism's internal, life maintaining conditions |
| What is an example of Stimulus and Response? | Weather, Bright lights, and loud noise |
| What is an example of Homeostasis? | Body temperature, blood sugar, and health |
| What is an Organism? | Any living thing |
| What is the definition of Respond to their environment? | Internal and external |
| What is the definition of Energy? | Directly or indirectly from the sun |
| What is the definition of Reproduce? | Make more of their own kind |
| What is the definition of Grow and Develop? | Increase in size or number of cells and cells change overtime. |
| What is the definition of Living Things? | Life, all objects that have self-sustaining processes |
| What is the definition of Organ? | Group of cells working together to do a job |
| What is the definition of Organ? | Part of an organism that is typically self-contained and has a specific vital function |
| What is the definition of System? | Set of things working together as parts of a mechanism or an interconnecting network |
| How is something living? | Food/Growth/Movement/Breathe/Reproduction/Response |
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jschwartzman
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