Microscope Quiz HMS

Please use the word bank below to label all of the parts of the microscope. (1 point each)

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Answer all questions below.  Some questions will require you to identify the part of the microscope based upon the function provided. (1 point each)

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Identify the part that holds the slide in place.

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Identify the name of the platform where the slide is placed.

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Rotating this allows the objective lens to be changed.

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Identify the power of the medium objective lens.

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Identify the part that regulates the amount of light reaching the object being viewed.

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You place a slide on the stage. You look through the eyepiece at a specimen. Other than magnification, what changes occur to the appearance (orientation) of the specimen?

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Which way did the 'e' appear to move when viewed through the microscope when the slide is moved to the right?

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Which way did the 'e' appear to move when viewed through the microscope when the slide is moved away from you?

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Which adjustment knob would you use first when viewing a specimen?

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Which adjustment knob would you use to make the object you are viewing even more clear?

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All of these are rules for "scientific drawings" except:

Part III: Answer the following questions about Total Magnification based upon the Microscope we use in our classroom. (2 points each)

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What is the formula used to find Total Magnification?

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Determine the total magnification if using the Low Power Objective lens. Show your work!

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Determine the total magnification if using the High Power Objective lens. Show your work!

Part IV: Observe the microscope view diagrams of a fruit fly below and answer the associated questions.  Make sure you use complete questions

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Which of the images is being viewed at low power?

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How do you know it is being viewed at low power?

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Which of the images is being viewed at high power?

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Identify the part that holds the slide in place.

Identify the name of the platform where the slide is placed.

Rotating this allows the objective lens to be changed.

Identify the power of the medium objective lens.

Identify the part that regulates the amount of light reaching the object being viewed.

You place a slide on the stage. You look through the eyepiece at a specimen. Other than magnification, what changes occur to the appearance (orientation) of the specimen?

Which way did the 'e' appear to move when viewed through the microscope when the slide is moved to the right?

Which way did the 'e' appear to move when viewed through the microscope when the slide is moved away from you?

Which adjustment knob would you use first when viewing a specimen?

Which adjustment knob would you use to make the object you are viewing even more clear?

All of these are rules for "scientific drawings" except:

What is the formula used to find Total Magnification?

Determine the total magnification if using the Low Power Objective lens. Show your work!

Determine the total magnification if using the High Power Objective lens. Show your work!

Which of the images is being viewed at low power?

How do you know it is being viewed at low power?

Which of the images is being viewed at high power?

How do you know it is being viewed at high power?