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Microscope Study Guide

  1.  
    Optical element closest to the user's eye
    A. Objective Lenses B. Ocular Lens C. Stage D. Fine Focus
  2.  
    Controls how much light passes up toward the slide
    A. Coarse Focus B. Stage C. Fine Focus D. Diaphragm
  3.  
    Optical element closest to the specimen
    A. Diaphragm B. Fine Focus C. Objective Lenses D. Ocular Lens
  4.  
    Where the slide is placed for observation
    A. Diaphragm B. Ocular Lens C. Coarse Focus D. Stage
  5.  
    Small knob used to make the specimen clearer. Used Last
    A. Coarse Focus B. Ocular Lens C. Stage D. Objective Lens
  6.  
    Large knob used to make the specimen clearer. Used First.
    A. Ocular Lens B. Objective Lens C. Fine Focus D. Stage
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Microscope Study Guide (Answer Key)

  1.  
    Optical element closest to the user's eye
    A. Objective Lenses B. Ocular Lens C. Stage D. Fine Focus
  2.  
    Controls how much light passes up toward the slide
    A. Coarse Focus B. Stage C. Fine Focus D. Diaphragm
  3.  
    Optical element closest to the specimen
    A. Diaphragm B. Fine Focus C. Objective Lenses D. Ocular Lens
  4.  
    Where the slide is placed for observation
    A. Diaphragm B. Ocular Lens C. Coarse Focus D. Stage
  5.  
    Small knob used to make the specimen clearer. Used Last
    A. Coarse Focus B. Ocular Lens C. Stage D. Objective Lens
  6.  
    Large knob used to make the specimen clearer. Used First.
    A. Ocular Lens B. Objective Lens C. Fine Focus D. Stage

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