Organization of Life
This is the smallest unit of life (in plants and animals).
CELLS
These are the two places to hold the microscope properly.
ARM & BASE
This produces a saline soution to rinse out eyes in case of contamination.
Eye Wash
This is the variable that is CHANGED in an experiment.
Independent.
Triple Beam Balance
Tissues with similar structures and functions come together to form this.
Organ
These are the lenses that are connected to the nose piece.
Objective lenses
This is a safety device to extinguish small incipient fires.
Fire blanket.
Half of the class is given a mint before the test and the other half is not, to see if mints help you do better on a test. Then the test is scored by the teacher to see the grades. What is the independent variable?
Mint or no mint.
What is a narrow container used to hold small quantities of liquid?
Cardiovascular, Nervous, and Respiratory are examples of this.
Organ System
This is the magnification of the eye piece.
10X
If something breaks in class, this is what you would do next.
Tell the teacher.
This is the variable that is measured in the experiment.
Dependent
Used to pick up or hold hot objects.
Tongs
All the levels working together make up this.
Organism
This is the part of the microscope that controls the amount of light.
Diaphragm
Silent
Orderly
Straight (lines)
Half of the class is given a mint before the test and the other half is not, to see if mints help you do better on a test. Then the test is scored by the teacher to see the grades. What is the dependent variable?
Test Scores
Thin flat piece of glass used to examine objects under a microscope.
Slide
Groups of similar cells come together to form this.
Tissue
This is the part of the microscope that the specimen is placed on for viewing.
Stage
This is the term for how to properly smell a chemical in the lab.
WAFT
What is known as the manipulated variable?
Independent (variable)
Used to dispense a very small amount of liquid.
Eye dropper