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1. Eyepiece
2. Body Tube
3. Course Adjustment Knob
4. Fine Adjustment Knob
5. Arm
6. Revolving Nosepiece
7. High Power Objective
8. Low Power Objective
9. Stage
10. Stage Clip
11. Mirror
12. Diaphragm
13. Base
14. Microscope
15. Compound Microscope

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a. It is the most common type of microscope
b. It is an important tool in the study of living things
c. Separates the eyepiece lens from the objective lens
d. Magnifies about 40x
e. allows you to look through the enlarge image of the object
f. Supports the slide being used
g. Supports the microscope
h. Controls the amount of light passing through the opening of the stage
I. allows the lenses to rotate for viewing
j. Reflects light upward through the diaphragm
k. used to move the tube and the objective lenses closer or farther away from the stage
L. moves the stage up and down and brings the image of the object into fine focus
m. Holds the slide in place
n. supports the tube and connect it to the base
o. Magnifies about 10x
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