the ocular lens

the objective lens

the stereomicroscope

the binocular microscope

used to focus the image on low power

used to focus the image on high power

located on the eyepiece

switches the light on and off

used to direct light to the specimen

for shining light onto the specimen

where the specimen is placed

above the objective lens

has only one ocular lens

contains the light source

is where you will find the eyepiece

is also called the handle

the stage

what is seen using the microscope

the specimen

a microscope that uses light

the amount by which the image is magnified compared to the real object

the amount by which the object is shrunk compared to the image

an instrument used to make very small things look bigger

a way to describe objects that can only be seen using a microscope

the amount of the specimen seen through a microscope

the size of the stage

how far the eyepiece is from the lens

how far the stage is from the lens

one thousandth of a millimetre

one millionth of a millimetre

one thousandth of a metre

one millionth of a metre

$$\mu$$  

$$\lambda$$  

$$\pi$$  

$$\theta$$  

objects that can only be seen using a microscope

an instrument used to make small things look bigger

one millionth of a metre

items made to look bigger

a sample of a living thing

the object being looked at through a microscope

the tube between the eyepiece and the lens

the multiplication value

the stage and arm

the base and the arm

the body tube and the base

the eyepiece and the stage

use the coarse adjustment knob to help you focus

lower the stage, move the slide and go back to using high power

go back to low or medium power and begin again

lower the stage, move the slide around and then go back to high and use the coarse adjusment knob to focus

swing it around while carrying it

use the coarse adjustment on high power

place it right next to the edge of the table

all of these