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B. Directions: Complete the paragraph using the word pool provided. Write the letter on the blank. A. MIRROR D. OBJECTIVES G. PENCIL J.MAGNIFICATION B. EYEPIECE E. INVERTED H. GLASS SLIDE K. COVERSLIP С. 10х F. FIELD OF VIEW I. 40X L. UPWARD A microscope is an essential tool in Biology. It provides us with has various important data on specimens being examined. The (1) magnification (5x, 10x, 12.5x, 15x) which attaches to the body tube. On the other hand, the revolving nosepiece is attached by (2) 40x, and 100x magnifications. with 10x, In preparing a wet mount, place the specimen in a (3) add a drop of water and cover it with a (4) eraser-end of a (5) Tap the coverslip with the to reduce the formation of the bubbles. to find the (7) Look at the eyepiece and adjust the (6) of the microscope which is the bright circle of light. The (8) the specimen is computed by multiplying the magnification of the Eyepiece with the magnification of the Objectives. If the eyepiece has a magnification of 10x and the Objective has (9) magnification is 400x. In addition, turning the stage knob upward will result in moving the specimen as seen in the microscope downward while turning the stage knob to the left will move the specimen to the right as seen under the microscope. Finally, the specimen when seen under the microscope appears (10) of then the specímen's

B. Directions: Complete the paragraph using the word pool provided. Write the letter on the blank. A. MIRROR D. OBJECTIVES G. PENCIL J.MAGNIFICATION B. EYEPIECE E. INVERTED H. GLASS SLIDE K. COVERSLIP С. 10х F. FIELD OF VIEW I. 40X L. UPWARD A microscope is an essential tool in Biology. It provides us with has various important data on specimens being examined. The (1) magnification (5x, 10x, 12.5x, 15x) which attaches to the body tube. On the other hand, the revolving nosepiece is attached by (2) 40x, and 100x magnifications. with 10x, In preparing a wet mount, place the specimen in a (3) add a drop of water and cover it with a (4) eraser-end of a (5) Tap the coverslip with the to reduce the formation of the bubbles. to find the (7) Look at the eyepiece and adjust the (6) of the microscope which is the bright circle of light. The (8) the specimen is computed by multiplying the magnification of the Eyepiece with the magnification of the Objectives. If the eyepiece has a magnification of 10x and the Objective has (9) magnification is 400x. In addition, turning the stage knob upward will result in moving the specimen as seen in the microscope downward while turning the stage knob to the left will move the specimen to the right as seen under the microscope. Finally, the specimen when seen under the microscope appears (10) of then the specímen's

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B. Directions: Complete the paragraph using the word pool provided. Write the letter on the blank. A. MIRROR D. OBJECTIVES G. PENCIL J.MAGNIFICATION B. EYEPIECE E. INVERTED H. GLASS SLIDE K. COVERSLIP C. 10x F. FIELD OF VIEW I. 40X L. UPWARD A microscope is an essential tool in Biology. It provides us with has various important data on specimens being examined. The (1) magnification (5x, 10x, 12.5x, 15x) which attaches to the body tube. On the other hand, the revolving nosepiece is attached by (2) 40x, and 100x magnifications. In preparing a wet mount, place the specimen in a (3) drop of water and cover it with a (4) eraser-end of a (5) Look at the eyepiece and adjust the (6) of the microscope which is the bright circle of light. The (8) the specimen is computed by multiplying the magnification of the Eyepiece with the magnification of the Objectives. If the eyepiece has a magnification of 10x and the Objective has (9) magnification is 400x. In addition, turning the stage knob upward will result in moving the specimen as seen in the microscope downward while turning the stage knob to the left will move the specimen to the right as seen under the microscope. Finally, the specimen when seen under the microscope appears (10) with 10x, add a Tap the coverslip with the to reduce the formation of the bubbles. to find the (7) of then the specimen's ISCAG School 12
Transcribed Image Text:B. Directions: Complete the paragraph using the word pool provided. Write the letter on the blank. A. MIRROR D. OBJECTIVES G. PENCIL J.MAGNIFICATION B. EYEPIECE E. INVERTED H. GLASS SLIDE K. COVERSLIP C. 10x F. FIELD OF VIEW I. 40X L. UPWARD A microscope is an essential tool in Biology. It provides us with has various important data on specimens being examined. The (1) magnification (5x, 10x, 12.5x, 15x) which attaches to the body tube. On the other hand, the revolving nosepiece is attached by (2) 40x, and 100x magnifications. In preparing a wet mount, place the specimen in a (3) drop of water and cover it with a (4) eraser-end of a (5) Look at the eyepiece and adjust the (6) of the microscope which is the bright circle of light. The (8) the specimen is computed by multiplying the magnification of the Eyepiece with the magnification of the Objectives. If the eyepiece has a magnification of 10x and the Objective has (9) magnification is 400x. In addition, turning the stage knob upward will result in moving the specimen as seen in the microscope downward while turning the stage knob to the left will move the specimen to the right as seen under the microscope. Finally, the specimen when seen under the microscope appears (10) with 10x, add a Tap the coverslip with the to reduce the formation of the bubbles. to find the (7) of then the specimen's ISCAG School 12
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