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7th Grade Science 2026
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Eyepiece (Ocular)
Magnifies the image formed by the objective lens
Course Adjustment
Moves the stage up, down, and focuses the image.
Fine Adjustment
Moves the stage slightly to sharpen the image.
Stage
The flat platform where you place your slides
Stage Clips
Clips that hold your slide in place.
Diaphragm
Helps you adjust the amount of light that reaches a specimen/slide
Revolving Nosepiece
Holds the objectives lenses and is able to rotate to change the magnification.
Objectives
From the first image of the specimen, found on the nose piece and range from low to high.
Arm
The part on the side that is used to support and carry the microscope.
Base
The bottom part of the microscope
Light Source (Illuminator)
A steady light source to help illuminate the slides.
You carry a microscope by the… and…
Arm, Base
Why should you not use the adjustment knob on high power?
Because you may crack or break your slide.
What should you always begin?
The Scanning Objective
If you see black in the view, what should you do?
Check to make sure the diaphragm is locked into place.
What should the lenses be cleaned with?
Lens Paper
To find magnification, what is the process?
Multiply the powers of the ocular and objective.