When transporting the microscope, how should you carry it?

What are the steps to getting it ready for use?

Which power objective should you start with?

What is the part that you look through called?

What are the usual powers of the eyepiece lens?

What part connects the eyepiece to the objective lenses?

What is the tube?

What part supports the tube and connects it to the base?

what is the arm?

What is the steady light source used in place of a mirror?

what is the illuminator?

If a microscope has a mirror, how does it illuminate?

What is the nosepiece or turret?

what part holds two or more objective lenses and can be rotated to easily change power

What is the part where you place your slides?

what is the stage?

how do the slides stay in place on the stage?

what is a mechanical stage?

What are the powers of the objective lenses?

How do you figure out the total magnification?

what do you call the part that holds 2 or more objective lenses and can be rotated to easily change the power?

what is the revolving nosepiece or turret?

What part is an adjustment that determines how close the objective can get to the slide?

what is the rack stop?

what is the rotating disk under the stage that has different sized holes used to vary the intensity and size of the cone of light that is projected upward into the slide?

what is the diaphragm or iris?