Cells Unit 2.1

Question	Answer
Unit 2.1	Making things bigger
Q1. What is the most common type of microscope?	Light Microsope Image: 9c9d2cb2-5410-4d0d-ab11-0a39c769b9aa (image/jpg)
Q2. What does it mean when you see or hear something in stereo? Image: 247ee5c1-7a82-4f6c-90ce-3cdddf4d8af8 (image/jpg)	The information is coming from two different directions.
Q3. What is a stereo microscope used to do?	Dissect small animals, plants or parts of animals and plants. Image: 7ed21ae6-394e-4779-bd47-4239b6b6bbad (image/jpg)
Q4. What happens when you move a specimen under a monocular or binocular microscope? Image: 5496631d-a78b-4dcc-9c59-0c14e4706480 (image/png)	The specimen moves the opposite way.
Q5. What does the symbol X stand for?	Magnified by. Image: 906dd478-ba03-453c-803a-ed59f543ed4c (image/jpg)
Q6. How much is a micrometre?	One-thousandth of a millimetre.
Q7. How many micrometres would it take to make a metre?	1 million Image: 108e538e-eb05-4d77-b13a-48abea9fec3e (image/jpg)
Q8. What is the field of view? Image: 1e330155-a3a7-41b9-8a5f-25a6993dab26 (image/jpg)	How much of a specimen is seen under a microscope.
Q9. What are the two types of electron microscopes?	TEM and SEM
Q10. What does TEM stand for?	Transmission electron microscope
Now go away.	Image: be060878-19b3-4a38-8de0-55422b2bbed1 (image/jpg)

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