Science: Introduction Part 6

Question 1

Contains the magnifying lens. It is where we peep through.

Answer 1

Eyepiece or Ocular

Question 2

Holds the eyepiece in place.

Answer 2

Draw Tube or Ocular Tube

Question 3

Connects the eyepiece to the revolving nosepiece.

Answer 3

Body Tube

Question 4

Holds and turns the objective into viewing position.

Answer 4

Revolving Nosepiece

Question 5

Contains the lens with most magnification.

Answer 5

High-power Objective

Question 6

Contains the lens with low-power magnification.

Answer 6

Low-power Objective

Question 7

Focuses the image under the low-power objecive.

Answer 7

Coarse Adjustment Knob

Question 8

Sharpens the image under high and low magnification.

Answer 8

Fine Adjustment Knob

Question 9

Supports the microscope slide.

Answer 9

Stage

Question 10

Hold the microscope slide in place.

Answer 10

Stage Clip

Question 11

Supports the body tube.

Answer 11

Arm

Question 12

Regulates the amount of light entering the body tube.

Answer 12

Iris Diaphragm

Question 13

Collects light from the surrounding and allows light to reflect upward.

Answer 13

Mirror

Question 14

Tilts the microscope.

Answer 14

Inclination Joint

Question 15

Connects the base to the arm.

Answer 15

Pillar

Question 16

Provides support for the microscope.

Answer 16

Base