MICROSCOPE

Question 1

The part you look through. It contains lenses that contribute to total magnification.

Answer 1

OCULAR (Eyepiece)

Question 2

Hollow tube that keeps the lenses of the ocular and objectives at a set distance.

Answer 2

BODY TUBE

Question 3

It holds the objectives

Answer 3

REVOLVING NOSE PIECE

Question 4

Contains lenses that contribute to total magnification.

Answer 4

OBJECTIVES

Question 5

The power of the microscope to enlarge an object

Answer 5

MAGNIFICATION

Question 6

The power of the microscope to show detail clearly

Answer 6

RESOLUTION

Question 7

Supports body tube

Answer 7

ARM

Question 8

Supports the entire microscope

Answer 8

BASE

Question 9

Tray-like structure that supports the specimen/slide over stage opening

Answer 9

STAGE

Question 10

Keeps specimen/slide tight against stage

Answer 10

STAGE CLIPS

Question 11

Allows light to pass through/around specimen

Answer 11

STAGE OPENING

Question 12

Controls amount of light that reaches your eye

Answer 12

DIAPHRAGM

Question 13

Provides light to create the image that you see

Answer 13

LIGHT SOURCE

Question 14

Larger knob, moves one of 3 structures (body tube, stage, or nose piece) and allows for rough focus

Answer 14

COARSE ADJUSTMENT

Question 15

Smaller knob, moves the objectives slightly and allows for fine focusing

Answer 15

FINE ADJUSTMENT

Question 16

First person to observe living cells

Answer 16

Antoine Van Leeuwenhoek

Question 17

In 1655, he used a compound microscope to observe pores in cork

Answer 17

Robert Hook

Question 18

Micro refers to?

Answer 18

TINY

Question 19

To view or look at

Answer 19

SCOPE

Question 20

Tools used to enlarge images of small objects so as they can be studies

Answer 20

MICROSCOPE