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Jeopardy

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Microscope Parts
History of the Microscope
Microscope Procedures
Misc
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diaphragm
Helps adjust the amount Of light that reaches The
specimen

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Antony van LEeuwenhoek
The inventor of the microscope

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Left
When using the microscope, What direction does
the slide appear To go when you move it to the
right?

• 1,3

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430x
What is the total magnification of a Bee Wing
at High power?

• 1,4

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Light source
Projects light upwards through The diaphragm to
allow You to see the specimen

• 2,1

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Single Lens Micrscope
The first microscope was called what?

• 2,2

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Arm and base
What two parts do you hold when You carry the
microscope?

• 2,3

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10x

What power is the ocular lens (eyepiece)?

• 2,4

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Objective lens
These are found on the nose piece that rance from
low To high power

• 3,1

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Antony van Leeuwenhoek
Who is the father of microscopy?

• 3,2

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Looking from the side, turn the revolving nose
piece
How do you change from low to high power?

• 3,3

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Under the specimen name
Where do you write The total magnification In
your lab drawings

• 3,4

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Revolving nosepiece
Holds the objective lenses and is Able to rotate
to change magnification

• 4,1

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Yeast fungus
What did Louis Pasteur of France discover Using
the microscope

• 4,2

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High power
At what power do you NOT use the
coarse Adjustment knob?

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1. To fix mistakes 2. To add shading to the
drawing
What are 2 reasons why you use A pencil to draw
your specimen?

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Scanning lens
Lens used first to help find the Specimen and
get it into view.

• 5,1

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All living things are composed of cells
What did Robert Hooke Discover using the
microscope

• 5,2

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Fine adjustment knob
You fine tune your image Using what?

• 5,3

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Cover Slip, Microscope Slide, Dropper, Water
What are 4 main materials you Need to make a wet
mount?

• 5,4