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NAME: ___________________________ _______DATE:___________ PARENT’S SIGNATURE:_________

SUBJECT: Science7 Section: ________________ TEACHER: ____________________________SCORE: _____

QUIZ 1. PARTS OF A MICROSCOPE Arrange the scrambled letters in order to identify the parts of the
Microscope. Write your answers beside the number.

It allows you to see things that cannot be seen by the unaided eyes.

______________ and _______________ produced the first compound microscope In 1608.


_____________________________ (1632-1723) was able to make a Compound microscope
A __________________ is a tool that provides an enlarged image of an object. that had a higher magnification than early compound microscopes.
NAME: ___________________________ _______DATE:___________ PARENT’S SIGNATURE:_________
SUBJECT: Science7 Section: ________________ TEACHER: ____________________________SCORE: _____

QUIZ 2: PARTS AND FUNCTION OF A MICROSCOPE


1. It is a tool which can help us see tiny objects and living organisms making them look
bigger.
A. Kaleidoscope B. Microscope C. Periscope D. Telescope II. Write the correct answer in the blank.
2. Which of the following instruments would you use to see a plant cell? ________________1. It allows the viewer to look at the enlarged
A. Kaleidoscope B. Microscope C. PeriscopeD. Telescope image of the specimen
3. It holds the objective lenses. _______________2. It supports the eyepiece
A. Adjustment knob B. Aperture C. Diaphragm D. Nosepiece _______________3. It allows the shifting of the objectives;
4. Which two parts of the light microscope magnify the image of an object? It holds the objectives
A. Eyepiece and mirror B. Eyepiece and objective _______________4. What kind of objectives that has (3x, 4x, 5x) – The shortest Objective
C. Objectives and mirror D. Objectives and diaphragm
_______________5. It has (40x, 43x or 60x) which allows you to see the detailed parts of the
5. Which statement below describes the function of the diaphragm?
A. It regulates the amount of light reflected in the object being viewed. specimen
B. It reflects light from the mirror, objects to be observed, and lenses. _________________6. It has (97x or 100x) – requires the use of oil used to view bacteria,
C. It changes the amount of light reflected. fungi and protists.
D. It focuses on the specimens in the glass slide. _______________7. It focuses the specimen under the scanner and objectives. It also
6. Which of the following is NOT a mechanical part of the microscope? facilitates the movement of the body tube up and down
A. Arm B. Base C. Body tube D. Diaphragm _______________8. It focuses the specimen under the high power objective and the oil-
7. What is the function of the mirror in a microscope? immersion objective.
A. It reflects light up the microscope. B. It captures light from the wall. _______________9. It reflects the light onto the specimen for viewing
C. It refracts light. D. It bends light. _______________10. It holds the glass slide in place.
8. The following are the mechanical parts of the microscope, EXCEPT: _______________11. This is where the glass slide is mounted
A. Arm B. Eyepiece C. Draw tube D. Nosepiece
_______________12. It allows you to tilt the microscope into different angles
9. How many objectives does the compound microscope have?
A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 _______________13. It regulates the amount of light that will pass through the stage.
10. It allows movement of the body tube upward or downward. _______________14. It allows you to tilt the microscope into different angles.
A. Adjustment knob B. Coarse Adjustment C. Eyepiece D. Stage _______________15. It supports the entire body of the microscope

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