Microscopes Review Sheet Answers PDF
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This document contains answers to a microscope review sheet. The questions cover different aspects of microscopy, like types of microscopes, their functions and uses, magnification, and resolution. The answers are well-structured and simple for easy understanding.
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Name_____________________ Microscope Review Sheet ANSWERS Question Answer 1. What is a microscope and what is it A tool used in biology to magnify objects used for? 2. Who was Robert Hooke and...
Name_____________________ Microscope Review Sheet ANSWERS Question Answer 1. What is a microscope and what is it A tool used in biology to magnify objects used for? 2. Who was Robert Hooke and what He used a basic microscope to observe a was he known for? thin piece of cork. He observed tiny boxes, which he named cells. 3. Who was Anton Van Leewenhoek -Known as the father of microscopy. and what was he known for? -He built over 240 microscopes. -Observed pond water and saw tiny organisms that he names “tiny animalcules”. 4. How many types of microscopes are 3 different types of microscopes there? What are the names of these -compound light microscope microscopes? -stereo microscope -electron microscope 5. What is magnification? A measure of how much the image is enlarged 6. What is resolution? A measure of the clarity of an image 7. What is a compound light It allows light to pass through a thin microscope used to do? specimen and uses two lenses to form an image (ocular + objective) 8. What is the magnification of a compound light microscope? 40-400X 9. What is the magnification of the ocular lens? (eyepiece) 10X 10. What are the magnifications of the objective lenses on a compound light Low- 4x microscope? Medium-10x High-40x 11. How do you calculate the total Ocular x objective magnification for each lens on a compound light microscope? low= 10x4=40x medium= 10x10= 100x high= 10x40=400x 12. What is the function of the revolving The revolving nosepiece holds the 3 objective nosepiece? lenses. It has the ability to turn to change from one lens to another. 13. What is the stage used for? The stage holds the slides for viewing. 14. Describe the purpose of the The diaphragm regulates the amount of diaphragm. light that enters the aperture (hole) in the stage. 15. What is the proper way to hold a One hand through the arm and another compound light microscope? under the base. 16. Describe the difference between the Coarse- moves the stage up and down a coarse focus knob and the fine focus significant amount. Can only be used in low knob. or medium power. Fine-moves the stage slightly and is used to sharpen the image. Can be used with all objective lenses. 17. How is a slide held in place? A slide is held in place on the stage using the stage clips. 18. What is a stereo microscope used A stereo microscope is used to magnify the for? details on the outer surface of an object. Light reflects off the object, it does NOT pass through. 19. What is another name to identify a Dissecting microscope stereo microscope? 20. What is the magnification of a 10-40x stereo microscope? 21. What is an electron microscope used An electron microscope passes electrons for? through a specimen to view objects at a atomic level 22. What is the magnification of an 2000-10,000,000x electron microscope? 23. What type of microscope does not Electron microscope use light? 24. What type of microscope can only be Electron microscope- it is very expensive and found in hospitals, labs and college large campuses? 25. Which type of microscope requires Compound light microscope. very thin specimens so light can pass through?