The _____ of a microscope is a measure of how close two points of an image can be, yet still be seen as separate.

In the mid-1600s, English scientist _____ was the first to observe the smallest unit of life with a microscope and to call them "cells."

A(n) _____ microscope can't be used to view living organisms.

Simple and compound light microscopes have _____ levels of magnification and resolution compared to electron microscopes.

If the ocular lens of a microscope has 10× magnification and the objective lens has 40× magnification, what is the total magnification?

A microscope has an ocular lens with a power of 5× and an objective lens with a power of 20×. What is the total magnification of the microscope?

A student views pond water under a microscope that has a 2× ocular lens and a 40× objective lens. How much larger do the pond water organisms appear under the microscope?

SEMs and TEMs are types of _____.

In a(n) _____, electrons bounce off an object to create a 3D image of its surface.

In the late 1600s, this Dutch scientist made a one-lens hand-held  microscope that magnified images of tiny living organisms 270 times original size.

A(n ______ produces an image of the tiny structures inside a cell.

Identify Part 1. Hint - It contains the magnifying lens you look through.

Identify Part 2. Hint - It supports the body tube.

Identify Part 3. Hint - It contains the lens with the least magnification.

Identify Part 4. Hint - It holds the microscope slide in place.

Identify Part 5. Hint - It focuses the image under low power.

Identify Part 6. Hint - It sharpens the image under high magnification.

Identify Part 7. Hint - It connects the eyepiece to the revolving nosepiece.

Identify Part 8. Hint - It holds and turns the objectives into viewing position.

Identify Part 9. Hint - It contains the lens with the greatest magnification .

Identify Part 10. Hint - It supports the microscope slide.

Identify Part 11. Hint - It provides light that passes upward through the diaphragm, the specimen, and the lenses.

Identify Part 12. Hint - It provides support for the microscope.