Microscopy Parameters Quiz

The measure of clarity of an image.

The minimum distance of distinguishable points.

The visible differences in brightness between parts of the sample.

The ratio of an object's image size to its real size. (correct)

The clarity of the sample's colors when viewed under a microscope.

The proportion of brightness between the sample and background.

The degree to which different parts of the sample can be distinguished. (correct)

The expansion of the object's image to a larger size.

The ratio of image size to real object size.

The difference in brightness between sample parts. (correct)

The color variation seen when different lenses are used.

The maximal distance at which two points can be seen clearly.

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