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WorksheetsParts of the Compound Light Microscope
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
These lenses known as ocular lens is what you actually look through to see your specimen
Coarse adjustment knob, M
Eye piece, A
Eye piece, D
High power objective lens, D
This part of the microscope connects the eye piece of the rotating nose piece
Arm, N
Base, K
Fine adjustment knob, L
Body tube, B
This structure holds the objective lenses and can be moved to switch the objective lenses
Rotating nose piece, C
Stage, H
Arm, N
Diaphragm, I
The location on the microscope where the slide is placed
High power objective lens, D
Scanning power objective lens, F
Base, K
Stage, H
Lenses used to magnify the image
Eye piece,A
Diaphragm, I
Objective lenses, D E F
Light source, J
Part of the microscope that produces light
Objective lenses, D E F
Light J
Base K
Arm N
Part of the microscope that you should hold the microscope by when carrying it
Arm and Base
Eye piece and Base
Base and coarse adjustment knob
Coarse adjustment knob and rotating nose piece
This part of the microscope is used to help focus the image - it moves the stage up and down to help bring the image into focus
Fine adjustment knob, L
Coarse adjustment knob, M
High power objective lens, D
Diaphragm, I
This part of the microscope controls the amount of light that moves through the slide
Light, J
Base, K
Fine adjustment knob, L
Diaphragm, I
This part of the microscope is used to focus on the small details of the image
Coarse adjustment knob M
Stage H
Diaphragm I
Fine adjustment knob L
