Magnification
Living Things
Cells
Microscopes
Cell Theory
100

This is the lens closest to your eye.

eyepiece lens?

100

All living things get rid of this.

waste

100

what are the two main types of cells

prokaryotes and eukaryotes

100

This is the microscope used in the classroom.

Light microscope?

100

All living things are made of these.

cells

200

This is one of the 3 lenses on the nosepiece.

objective lens

200

All living things do this to continue on.

reproduce

200

All living cells have this inside them.

cytoplasm or organelles

200

What are the two different types of microscope?

Electron and Light

200

Where do cells come from?

other cells

300

An ocular lens of 10x and an objective lens of 40x create this.

What is a total magnification of 400x?

300

What is the first requirement of cell life?

energy

300

This surrounds all cells.

What is a cell membrane?

300

microscope with highest resolution and magnification

electron microscope

300

Cells can be described as this.

basic unit of life

400

This is the maximum magnification of our classroom microscopes.

What is 400x?

400

All living things can heal themselves and do this.

grow

400

Both plant and animal cells have this controlling the cell.

What are nuclei?

400

These microscopes can identify the internal structure of an organelle.

What are transmission electron microscopes? TEM

500

What did we use to practice preparing microscope slides?

Newspaper letters

500

All living things will eventually do this.

 die

500

Plant cells have these but animal cells do not.

chloroplast and cell walls?

500

Magnification of a cell looking through the eyepiece lens and x4 objective lens of a light microscope

x40