1.how are you going to compute the total magnification of a compound microscope?
a. multiply the magnification of eyepiece and objective
b. add the magnification of eyepiece and objective
c. the magnification of the eyepiece is equivalent to the total magnification
d. the magnification of the object is equivalent to the total magnification
2.what is the total magnification of enlargement if you are using at 20 x eyepiece and a 4x objective?
a. 60 x
b. 16 x
c. 80 x
d.5 x
3.what is the total magnification of a microscope if you are perceiving a specimen under a 10x eyepiece and a 10x objective?
a.10x
b.20x
c.100x
d.1000x
4.what is the connection between the magnification of the microscope to your observation?
a. the higher the magnification the father your observation
b. the lower the magnification the clearer your observation
c. the higher the magnification the clearer your observation
d. the lower the magnification the father your observation
5. what is the first step in observing a specimen?
a. placed the wet mount of the stage
b. prepare a wet mount
c. move the slide from left to right up and down
d. focus your specimen by adjusting the coarse adjustment knob
6. if you move the slide to the right where will it moved under a compound microscope?
a. to the right
b. to the left
c. upwards
d. downwards
7. which is not a type of objective?
a. scanner
b. powerful
c. high power
d. low power
8. what part of a microscope should you operate/employ when focusing specimen using HPO?
a. coarse adjustment knob
b. eyepiece
c. objectives
d. fine adjustment knob


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