To solve this labeling task, we need to match the numbered parts on the microscope diagram with the correct terms from the Word Bank.
Here is the step-by-step identification:
1.
Label 1: Points to the top tube that holds the eyepiece. This is called the
body tube.
2.
Label 2: Points to the part that rotates and holds the objective lenses. This is the
nosepiece.
3.
Label 3: Points to the shortest lens (usually the 4x or 10x). This is the
low power objective lens.
4.
Label 4: Points to the medium-length lens (usually the 40x). This is the
medium power objective lens.
5.
Label 5: Points to the longest lens (usually the 100x). This is the
high power objective lens.
6.
Label 6: Points to the flat platform where you place the slide. This is the
stage.
7.
Label 7: Points to the clips that hold the slide in place on the stage. These are the
stage clips.
8.
Label 8: Points to the light source at the bottom. This is the
light source.
9.
Label 9: Points to the lens you look through at the very top. This is the
eyepiece.
10.
Label 10: Points to the curved part that connects the base to the head. This is the
arm.
11.
Label 11: Points to the disk under the stage that controls light. This is the
diaphragm.
12.
Label 12: Points to the larger knob used for rough focusing. This is the
coarse adjustment.
13.
Label 13: Points to the smaller knob inside or next to the coarse adjustment, used for sharp focusing. This is the
fine adjustment.
14.
Label 14: Points to the bottom support of the microscope. This is the
base.
Final Answer:
1. body tube
2. nosepiece
3. low power
4. medium power
5. high power
6. stage
7. stage clips
8. light source
9. eyepiece
10. arm
11. diaphragm
12. coarse adjustment
13. fine adjustment
14. base
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of parts of the microscope worksheet.
