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Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 46mins
This part of the microscope connects the top portion with the bottom portion
Legs
Obj. Lenses
Body Tube
Arm
This part of the microscope is "hollow" and allows light through it..
Ocular
Body
Legs
Mirror
This part of the microscope can swivel and change the power of the objective lenses...
Body tube
Mirror
Ocular
Nosepiece
Whenever you are focusing your microscope, we should always use this part first... followed by this part second....
Obj. Lens first, nose piece second
ocular first, arm second
course adjustment first, fine adjustment second
fine adjustment first, course adjustment second
Which of these parts is NOT found on a microscope?
Aperture
Ocular
Focuser
Diaphragm
Which of these body parts IS found on the microscope?
Ankles
Ears
Stomach
Nose
This part of a microscope can swivel and change the amount of light that goes up through the stage...
Aperture
Obj. Lens
Diaphragm
Body tube
Name Part number 1
Eye
Nose
Body
Legs
Name Part number 8
Objective Lenses
Body
Course Adjustment Knob
Light
Give a different name for part number 2 "the eye piece"...
Adjustment
Ocular
Obj. Lens
Eye Socket
This picture is often mistakenly called "the first microscope" created by the "father of the micro-biology" this scientist saw bacteria cells for the first time when he took a plaque scraping from his teeth... he also saw cells in a droplet of water. Who was he?
Robert Hooke
Zacharias Janssen
Galileo
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
When carrying a microscope safely, we should grab it by these two numbers
1 and 5
6 and 7
3 and 2
4 and 5
Which part of the microscope means "Little Hole", which is found in the stage?
Ocular
Aperture
Stage Clips
Slide
The specimen you are looking at is found on this piece, often made of glass
Stage
Slide
Stage Clips
Ocular
Which scientist was looking at this image when he coined the name "Cells"?
van Leeuwenhoek
Janssen
Galileo
Hooke
What is this first image of "Cells" really a microscopic view of?
A piece of paper
A Leaf
A piece of cheese
A piece of cork
Put these parts in order from top to bottom: Stage, Body, Nose
Stage Body Nose
Body Stage Nose
Nose Body Stage
Body Nose Stage
Put these parts in order from top to bottom: Stage Clips, Base, Course Adj. Knob
Stage Clips, Base, Course Adj.
Base, Stage Clips, Course Adj.
Course Adj., Stage Clips, Base
Stage Clips, Course Adj. Base
Which part of the microscope is possibly the MOST IMPORTANT...
Base
Stage
Light
Body
Which part of the microscope reflects the light from our ceiling up and through the stage, objectives, body, and eye piece?
Arm
Base
Mirror
Light Bulb
Which part of the microscope can change the "power" of the objective lenses?
Body
Ocular
Stage
Nose piece
Most slides are made of glass, so using these will keep the slide on the stage and not fall off.
Aperature
Diaphragm
Coarse Adjustment Knob
Stage Clips
If my eyepiece has a power of 10x and my objective lens has a power of 25x what is the Total Power of Magnification?
25x
10x
250x
35x
