Unit 1 Microscope History Microscope Parts Metrics Math

Unit 1

Microscope History Microscope Parts Metrics Math in Science Grab Bag 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5

Microscope History for 1 Question: Who was the first one to build a compound microscope? Check Your Answer

Microscope History for 1 Answer: Zacharias Janssen (& Hans) Back to the Game Board

Microscope History for 2 Question: When Robert Hooke coined the term cells, he was looking at this Check Your Answer

Microscope History for 2 Answer: A slice of cork Back to the Game Board

Microscope History for 3 Question: Anton van Leeuwenhoek discovered bacteria where? Check Your Answer

Microscope History for 3 Answer: On his teeth Back to the Game Board

Microscope History for 4 Question: Who wrote a book that helped lead to the discovery of bacteria? Check Your Answer

Microscope History for 4 Answer: Robert Hooke Back to the Game Board

Microscope History for 5 Question: Approximately what year did Anton van Leeuwenhoek develop his microscope? Check Your Answer

Microscope History for 5 Answer: Late 1600 s Back to the Game Board

Microscope Parts for 1 Question: What is the Ocular Lens? Check Your Answer

Microscope Parts for 1 Answer: the piece that you look through Back to the Game Board

Microscope Parts for 2 Question: What is the bottom part of the microscope? Check Your Answer

Microscope Parts for 2 Answer: Base Back to the Game Board

Microscope Parts for 3 Question: What is it that allows the observer to change the objective lens? Check Your Answer

Microscope Parts for 3 Answer: Turret/Revolving Nosepiece Back to the Game Board

Microscope Parts for 4 Question: Where are the stage clips? Check Your Answer

Microscope Parts for 4 Answer: On the stage, on either side of the aperture Back to the Game Board

Microscope Parts for 5 Question: Where is the diaphragm and what does it do Check Your Answer

Microscope Parts for 5 Answer: Under the stage and it varies the amount of light being shown through the specimen Back to the Game Board

Metrics for 1 Question: 3 m = _______cm Check Your Answer

Metrics for 1 Answer: 3 m = 300 cm Back to the Game Board

Metrics for 2 Question: 4. 2 dg = _____dag Check Your Answer

Metrics for 2 Answer: 4. 2 dg = 0. 042 dag Back to the Game Board

Metrics for 3 Question: . 0089 km = ____dm Check Your Answer

Metrics for 3 Answer: . 0089 km = 89 dm Back to the Game Board

Metrics for 4 Question: 6 h. L = ____n. L Check Your Answer

Metrics for 4 Answer: 6 h. L = 600, 000, 000 n. L (600 billion) Back to the Game Board

Metrics for 5 Question: What are three basic units used in the metric system and what does each measure? Check Your Answer

Metrics for 5 Answer: Meters measure length Liters measure volume Grams measure mass Back to the Game Board

Math in Science for 1 Question: What is the mean of this set of numbers? 3, 5, 7 Check Your Answer

Math in Science for 1 Answer: 3+5+7=15 15/3 = 5 Back to the Game Board

Math in Science for 2 Question: What is the area of a table top that measures 10 dm by 35 dm? Check Your Answer

Math in Science for 2 Answer: 10 x 35 = 350 dm² Back to the Game Board

Math in Science for 3 Question: If a fish tank is 100 cm long, 50 cm wide and 50 cm tall, what is the volume if the fish tank? Check Your Answer

Math in Science for 3 Answer: 100 x 50 = 250, 000 cm³ Back to the Game Board

Math in Science for 4 Question: If there are 30 m. L of water in a graduated cylinder, and it rises to 40 m. L when a rock is placed in it, what is the volume of the rock in cm³? Check Your Answer

Math in Science for 4 Answer: 40 -30 = 10 m. L 1 m. L = 1 cm³ The rock is 10 cm³ Back to the Game Board

Math in Science for 5 Question: If the south hallway is 20. 28 meters long, how many centimeters long is the hallway? Check Your Answer

Math in Science for 5 Answer: 2028 cm Back to the Game Board

Grab Bag for 1 Question: What type of microscope uses light to produce a flat image? Check Your Answer

Grab Bag for 1 Answer: Compound light microscope Back to the Game Board

Grab Bag for 2 Question: You have a box that is 5 cm X 2 cm X 3 cm. What is the volume? Check Your Answer

Grab Bag for 2 Answer: 30 cm³ Back to the Game Board

Grab Bag for 3 Question: What is the standard magnification of the ocular lens? Check Your Answer

Grab Bag for 3 Answer: 10 X Back to the Game Board

Grab Bag for 4 Question: 2 m. L = _____L Check Your Answer

Grab Bag for 4 Answer: 2 m. L = 0. 002 L Back to the Game Board

Grab Bag for 5 Question: You have 25 m. L of water in a beaker. You put a rock in and water now reads 32 m. L. How many cm³ was your rock? Check Your Answer

Grab Bag for 5 Answer: 7 cm³ Back to the Game Board