everything

Question 1

How to calculate the power of magnification?

Answer 1

multiply the eyepiece by the objective lens

Question 2

red band magnification power

Answer 2

40

Question 3

yellow band magnification power

Answer 3

100

Question 4

blue band magnification power

Answer 4

400

Question 5

eyepiece lens power

Answer 5

10

Question 6

nucleus

Answer 6

this houses the cell’s DNA. It directs the synthesis of ribosomes and proteins.

Question 7

smooth endoplastic reticulum

Answer 7

no ribosomes and it helps modify proteins made by the rough endoplastic reticulum

Question 8

rough endoplastic reticulum

Answer 8

it has rough ribosomes attached to it and creates proteins

Question 9

cell membrane

Answer 9

the thin outer covering that separates the contents of the cell from the other cells

Question 10

valcuole

Answer 10

membranous sacs that are used for storing other things in the cells

Question 11

lysosomes

Answer 11

it has a vesicle that has digestive enzymes that break down components the cell doesnt need

Question 12

mitochondria

Answer 12

powerhouse of the cell

Question 13

cytoplasm

Answer 13

gel like substance that fills spaces inside the cell to help retain its form

Question 14

golgi appartus

Answer 14

a series of flattened sacs that help sort proteins synthesised in the rough endoplastic reticulum

Question 15

chloroplast

Answer 15

the part that produces food in a plant cell

Question 16

cell wall

Answer 16

the protective part of the cell and gives the plant cell its rectangular shape

Question 17

nucleus

Answer 17

this round organelle is in the center of the cell. it controls all the activities of the plant cell.

Question 18

vacuole

Answer 18

vacuoles help maintain water balance in plant cells

Question 19

golgi appartus
plant

Answer 19

the part that helps process and package proteins and lipid molecules in the plant cell

Question 20

mitochondria

Answer 20

power plant of the plant cell