Exploring Microscope Parts

What is the function of the eyepiece in a microscope?

• The eyepiece holds the objective lenses in place.

• The eyepiece controls the light intensity.

• The eyepiece focuses light onto the specimen.

• The eyepiece magnifies the image for viewing.

Name the part of the microscope that holds the slides.

• base

• eyepiece

• objective lens

• stage

What is the purpose of the objective lenses?

• To illuminate the specimen in microscopy.

• To provide color to the specimen in microscopy.

• To magnify the specimen in microscopy.

• To focus the light on the specimen.

Which part of the microscope is used to adjust the focus?

• Coarse and fine focus knobs

• Stage clips

• Objective lenses

• Light source

What does the stage do in a microscope?

• The stage illuminates the specimen from below.

• The stage adjusts the focus of the microscope.

• The stage magnifies the specimen for better visibility.

• The stage supports and positions the specimen for viewing.

Identify the part that controls the amount of light reaching the slide.

• light source

• stage clip

• diaphragm

• objective lens

What is the function of the base of a microscope?

• The base adjusts the focus of the lenses.

• The base magnifies the specimen.

• The base controls the light intensity.

• The base supports the microscope and provides stability.

Which part of the microscope is used to carry it safely?

• Arm

• Objective lens

• Stage

• Base

What is the role of the diaphragm in a microscope?

• The diaphragm magnifies the specimen.

• The diaphragm focuses the image of the specimen.

• The diaphragm holds the objective lenses in place.

• The diaphragm regulates light intensity in a microscope.

Name the part that magnifies the specimen.

• Light source

• Objective lens

• Stage

• Eyepiece