Dissecting Microscope

Which microscope has a magnification range between 4-100?

• Compound Light

• Transmission Electron

• Dissecting

• Scanning Electron

Which microscope would you use to see the outside of a bee with a magnification under 100. 

• Compound Light

• Scanning Electron

• Dissecting

• Transmission Electron

Which of the following parts of a microscope contains lenses which receive light immediately after passing through the specimen?

• objectives

• condenser

• illumination

• eyepiece

Which microscope is best suited for observing the surface details of a specimen?

• Compound Light Microscope

• Transmission Electron Microscope

• Dissecting Microscope

• Scanning Electron Microscope

What is the typical magnification range of a dissecting microscope?

• 10x to 40x

• 100x to 1000x

• 1000x to 10000x

• 1x to 10x

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

• Objective Lens

• Coarse Focus Knob

• Fine Focus Knob

• Stage

What type of light source is commonly used in a dissecting microscope?

• LED Light

• Halogen Lamp

• Natural Light

• Fluorescent Light

Which of the following specimens would be best observed with a dissecting microscope?

• Bacteria

• Plant Leaf

• Virus

• Blood Cells

What is the primary advantage of using a dissecting microscope over a compound microscope?

• Higher Magnification

• 3D Viewing Capability

• Better Resolution

• Larger Field of View

In which field is a dissecting microscope most commonly used?

• Microbiology

• Botany

• Virology

• Histology