5. Which of the following parts of the microscope is a part of its illuminating system?
A. Eyepiece
B Inclination joint
C. Mirror
D Stage
6. The following are the mechanical parts of the microscope EXCEPT:
A Amm
B. Eyepiece
C. Draw Tube D. Nosepiece
7. It holds and revolves the objective lenses.
A Adjustment knob B. Aperture
C. Diaphragm D. Mirror
8. It is used to carry the entire microscope
A Arm
B. Base
C. Diaphragm
D. Mirror
9. How many objectives does the microscope have?
A.1
B2
C3
D.4
10. What can be found under the stage that needs to be checked if you will focus the specimen being observed?
A Am
B. Base
C. Diaphragm
D. Mirror
11. What is the function of the mirror?
A. It bends light
C. It reflects light up the microscope
B B. It refracts light
D. It captures light from the wall
12. If you wanted to view bacteria, protists and fungi, which objective are you going to use?
(A) Low Power Objective
(C) Oil Immersion Objective
(E) High Power Objective
(D) Scanner
_13. What should the student move down so that the eyepiece and the objectives will be closer to the
specimen on the slide?
A Arm
B. Base
C. Body tube D. Stage
14. What knob should you roll in order to slightly move the body tube and focus the specimen being observed
under high power objective (HPO)?
A Arm
B. Body tube
C. Coarse adjustment knob D. Fine adjustment knob
15. Justin needs to raise the stage to focus the specimen he is studying using the low power objective. Which
part should he manipulate?
A. Coarse focus B. Fine focus
C. Objective lens D. Revolving nosepiece
16. You are to transfer the microscope to the next room. Which parts should you be holding in carrying the
microscope properly?
A. Arm and base B. Arm and eyepiece C. Base and mirror D. Base and stage​