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Duplicate of Microscopes Review - General
Duplicate of Microscopes Review - General
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A #biology Quiz to introduce the basics of #microscopes #parts and #functions
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Which objective should be in place when putting away the microscope?
Neutral Power
High power
Low power
Scanning objective
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lenses at the
VIEWING
end of a microscope
objective lens
eyepiece
body tube
light
3
What is number 9?
body tube
eyepiece/ocular lens
objective lens
revolving nose-piece
4
What is number 12?
Stage clips
Fine focus knob
Stage
Coarse focus knob
5
lenses at the end of a microscope nearest the object being viewed
eyepiece
light
objective lens
body tube
6
The microscope has the power to show details of an object more clearly. This is known as
focus
clarity
magnification
resolution
7
This microscope part makes large changes in focus
coarse focus knob
diaphragm
fine focus knob
stage adjustment thing
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The size of the specimen can be adjusted on a microscope what is this known as
clarity
focus
magnification
resolution
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What is number 7?
Coarse focus knob
Revolving Nosepiece
Diaphragm
Stage clips
10
What is number 11?
Coarse focus knob
Stage clips
Stage
Fine focus knob
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This microscope part makes small changes in focus
stage adjustment thing
fine focus knob
coarse focus knob
diaphragm
12
This type of microscope has more than one lens
Simple Microscope
Electron Microcope
Compound Microscope
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What is number 3?
objective lens
revolving nose-piece
eyepiece/ocular lens
body tube
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What is the equation for total magnification?
(eyepiece)+(objective)
(eyepiece)-(objective)
(eyepiece)X(objective)
(eyepiece)=(objective)
15
The platform on which specimen are placed
revolving nosepiece
diaphragm
stage
stage clips
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This scientist conducted an experiment with cork and found little rooms called cells.
Antoine Van Leevenhoek
Gregor Mendel
Robert Hooke
Robert Schleiden
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What is the magnification of the eyepiece
1X
10X
40X
4X
18
What is number 13?
Fine focus knob
Stage clips
Coarse focus knob
Stage
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Controls the amount of light that is allow to pass through to the specimen
diaphragm
stage clip
objective lens
stage
20
What is number 6?
Stage clips
Coarse focus knob
Stage
Fine focus knob
21
What is number 2?
body tube
revolving nose-piece
eyepiece/ocular lens
objective lens
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What is number 1?
revolving nose-piece
eyepiece/ocular lens
objective lens
body tube
23
If you are looking through the 10X objective lens, what is your total magnification?
100X
10X
100X
1X
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How is the total magnification determined?
Eye piece divided by objective
Eye piece times the objective
Multiply all of the objectives
Add up all the objectives
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What happens to the field of view of the specimen as you increase the magnification?
it gets larger and less focused
it gets smaller and more focused
It does not change at all
None of the above
