These parts allow for changes in the height of the stage for focusing (brings stage closer to or farther away from the objective lens; Can be used for fine and clear focusing)

True or False:
All living organisms need energy to carry out life processes

This is the basic cell structure that is present in many, but not all, living cells

Every living thing is made of this

Slides/specimens are placed here for viewing

This part adjusts which objective lens is in place to be used

True or False:
Al living organisms maintain a stable external environment

These cells do not have a nucleus.

These carry out the functions needed to support life

This holds the slide/specimen in place

This part contains three different magnifications (4x, 10x, 40x) to adjust how magnified a specimen may be

True or False:
All living organisms grow and develop.

These cells contain a nucleus.

Cells come only from _____.

This holds the nosepiece, stage, and adjustment knobs in place and also attaches to the base

For most microscopes, this is a light bulb that shines light up through the stage to the specimen. However, some microscopes have a mirror that has to be adjusted by reflecting light from the environment

All living organisms respond to this

Eukaryotic cells are found mainly in these organisms

Pasteur's experiments did this to the cell theory

This allows for the ocular lens and nosepiece to be at the correct distance apart

This part rotates underneath the stage to adjust the amount of light that is passed through to the specimen

Mushrooms, daisies, cats, and bacteria are all this

These were the first type of organisms to evolve and are still the most common organisms today.

The idea that bacteria grew from nonliving materials is called thiis

This contains a lens at 10x magnified; where you look to observe your specimen