Which part do you look through to see the specimen?, A) Objective lens, B) Eyepiece (ocular lens), C) Stage, D) Diaphragm, Which part holds the slide in place?, A) Stage clips, B) Arm, C) Base, D) Nosepiece, Which part controls the amount of light that reaches the specimen?, A) Light source, B) Diaphragm, C) Stage clips, D) Arm, Which part provides a stable support for the microscope?, A) Nosepiece, B) Base, C) Stage, D) Eyepiece, Which lens typically provides the highest magnification?, A) Scanning objective (4x), B) Low-power objective (10x), C) High-power objective (40x), D) Eyepiece (10x), Where do you place the glass slide so you can view the specimen?, A) Base, B) Stage, C) Nosepiece, D) Diaphragm, Which part is adjusted to move the stage up and down for focusing when using low power?, A) Fine focus knob, B) Coarse focus knob, C) Diaphragm, D) Stage clips, If an image is blurry at high magnification, which knob should you use for small adjustments?, A) Coarse focus knob, B) Fine focus knob, C) Nosepiece, D) Diaphragm, Which part holds the objective lenses and rotates to change magnification?, A) Stage, B) Diaphragm, C) Nosepiece, D) Arm, Which part is most directly responsible for increasing the amount of light passing through the specimen?, A) Eyepiece, B) Objective lens, C) Diaphragm (opened wider), D) Arm, When you need to switch from low to high magnification, what should you do first?, A) Move the diaphragm to close more, B) Rotate the nosepiece to the high-power objective and then use the fine focus knob, C) Remove the slide, D) Turn off the light source, Which part connects the eyepiece and objective lenses to the base and is used for carrying the microscope?, A) Nosepiece, B) Arm, C) Stage clips, D) Diaphragm, Which part keeps the slide from moving while you are viewing it?, A) Stage clips, B) Coarse focus knob, C) Eyepiece, D) Base, Which part helps you see the specimen by magnifying the image before it reaches your eye?, A) Light source, B) Objective lens, C) Stage clips, D) Diaphragm, Which part would you check if the microscope will not light up when plugged in?, A) Eyepiece, B) Light source / power connection, C) Nosepiece, D) Stage clips

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