Answer:

1. Objectives

2. Eyepiece

3. Controls

4. Base

5. Supports

6. Arm

7. Inclination Joint

8. Mirror

9. Supports

10. Draw Tube

11. Fine Adjustment Knob

Explanation:

• Objectives – refer to the cylindrical tubes attached to the revolving nosepiece for initial magnification of the image.
• Ocular / Eyepiece – a small tube consisting of lenses, that indicate the relative power of magnification.
• Controls – the place where a particular item is verified.
• Horseshoe base/base – the part that supports the entire microscope.
• Supports – a thing that bears the weight of something or keeps it upright.
• Arm – supports the body tube and primarily serves as a means for carrying the microscope.
• Inclination hinge or joint – the portion that allows tilting of the microscope at a desired angle .
• Mirror – reflects light rays through the object. One side of the mirror is plain (used with natural light);
• Mirror – reflects light rays through the object. One side of the mirror is plain (used with natural light); the other is concave (used with artificial light) .
• Draw tube – a small tube attached above the body tube wherein the ocular or the eyepiece is placed .
• Adjustments/Fine Adjustment Knob – the wheels that raise or lower the tube.