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Question:
Who was the first one to build a compound microscope?
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Microscope History for 1
Answer:
Zacharias Janssen (& Hans)
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Question: When Robert Hooke coined the term cells, he was looking at this
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Answer: A slice of cork
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Question: Anton van Leeuwenhoek discovered bacteria where?
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Answer: On his teeth
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Question: Who wrote a book that helped lead to the discovery of bacteria?
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Microscope History for 4
Answer: Robert Hooke
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Question: Approximately what year did Anton van Leeuwenhoek develop his microscope?
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Microscope History for 5
Answer: Late 1600s
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Question: What is the Ocular Lens?
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Answer: the piece that you look through
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Question: What is the bottom part of the microscope?
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Microscope Parts for 2
Answer: Base
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Question: What is it that allows the observer to change the objective lens?
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Microscope Parts for 3
Answer:
Turret/Revolving Nosepiece
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Question: Where are the stage clips?
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Answer: On the stage, on either side of the aperture
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Question: Where is the diaphragm and what does it do
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Microscope Parts for 5
Answer: Under the stage and it varies the amount of light being shown through the specimen
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Question:
3 m = _____________cm
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Answer:
3 m = 300 cm
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Question:
4.2 dg = _________dag
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Answer:
4.2 dg = 0.042 dag
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Question:
.0089km = ________dm
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Answer:
.0089km = 89 dm
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Question:
6 hL = ________nL
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Answer:
6 hL = 600,000,000,000 nL
(600 billion)
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Question: What is the mean of this set of numbers?
3, 5, 7
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Answer: 5
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Question: Are technology and science related?
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Answer: YES!!!
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Question: What is the definition of technology?
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Answer: anything that has been developed to help make life easier
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Question:
Give an example of when technology helps to advance science.
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Answer:
Many possible answers
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Question:
Give an example of science helping to advance technology
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Answer:
Many possible answers
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Question:
Is language considered technology? Why or why not?
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Answer:
Yes, because it was developed to help humans live a better life.
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Question: What type of microscope uses light to produce a flat image?
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Answer:
Compound light microscope
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Question: You have a box that is 5cm X 2cm X 3cm. What is the volume?
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Answer: 30cm³
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Question: What is the standard magnification of the ocular lens?
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Answer: 10X
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Question:
2 mL = _________L
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Answer:
2 mL = 0.002 L
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Question: You have 25 mL of water in a beaker. You put a rock in and water now reads 32 mL. How many cm³ was your rock?
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Answer: 7 cm³
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