What type of microscope ses light to illuminate an object being observed?
A Electron Microscope
C. Light microscope
B. Scanning Electron Microscope
D. Magnifying glase
2. Which of the following shows the importance of the microscope?
A Microscope magnifies small objects that cannot be seen by the naked eye
B Microscope illuminates' objects to be observed
C Microscope has no significance with the study of microorganism
D. Microscope cannot be manipulated by student with no knowledge of its
3. Who is the probable inventor of the compound microscope?
A Girolamo Fracastoro
C. Antonie van Leeuwenhock
B. Zaccharias Janssen
D. Robert Hooke
4. Which of the following parts are the most important in order to view a specimen?
A Light source. Eyepiece. Objectives C. Revolving nosepiece, course adjustment
B. Arm, Base, Inclination Joint
D. stage, stage clip, slide
5. Carlo is having an activity in Science where he placed a sample to be viewed under the
microscope. What do you call the sample which he placed in the microscope?
A cover slip
C slide
B. specimen
D. oil immersion
6 The lens at the top that you look through, also known as ocular.
A. Eyepiece Lens
C. Arm
B. Body Tube
D. Base
7. This is the part that holds two or more objective lenses and can be rotated to easily change
power
A Illuminator
C. Revolving Nosepiece
B. Stage
D. Objective Lenses
8. Connects the evepiece to the objective lenses.
A Eyepiece Lens B. Tube
C. Arm
D Base
9. The diaphragin is use when
A moving the stage
C putting the microscope away
B. adjusting the light
D. when you snceze
10. This part of the microscope controls the amount of light shining up through the specimen.
A Condenser
C. Scanner
B. Iris Diaphragm
D. Low power objective lens
11. It provides the most magnification and is the longest objective,
A Low Power Objective C. High Power Objective
B. Ocular Lens
D. Scanner
12. This knob is used to raise and lower the stage of the microscope.
A Fine adjustment knob C. Revolving Nosepicce
B. Coarse adjustment knob D. Inclination joint
13. This knob is used to bring the specimen into sharp focus under low power and is used for
all focusing when using HPO.
A. Fine adjustment knob C. Revolving Nosepiece
B. Coarse adjustment knob D. Inclination join
14. what parts of the microscope are being connected by the inclination joint?
A. eyepiece and objective
B. coarse adjustment and fine adjustment knob
C. arm and base
D. condenser and stage
15. the bottom of microscope used for support
A. eyepiece
B. tube
C. arm
D. base​