Scientific method
1.Observation 5.Conclusion
2.Hypothesis 6.Retest
3.Experiment
4.Data Collection
What are the steps of the scientific method in order?
Allows different amounts of light to enter the Microscope
What is the Diaphragm?
Bacteria, protists, fungi, plants, and animals.
Name five types of organisms?
The unit of measurements that all the scientist use as a single standard of measurements
What is the Metric Systems?
Twelve
How many different levels of life is there?
How do you word the Hypothesis
3
How many different ocular lenses are there?
basic unit the Cell, they reproduce, all based on Universal Genetic Code(DNA), Grow & Develop, Obtain & Use Materials & Energy, Respond to their Environment, As a group, living things evolve, that is they change over time, and maintain a stable internal environment
What characteristics do all living organisms chare
Meter
Measurement for length?
Biosphere
What is the last level?
So you can check to see if you get the same or different results as the original experiment.
Why is it important to retest?
Only use the coarse adjustment for the low ocular lense.
When do you use the coarse adjustment?
Eukaryote and Prokarkate.
What are two different examples of cellular Organelles?
Length, mass, time, Electric current, Thermodynamic temperature, amount of substance, and Luminous (light) intensity.
What is the SI's seven fundamental base units?
Atoms
What is the first level?
How the world works.
4-400 times
How many times does a compound light microscope magnify an object?
Sexual reproduction- two parents, different offspring
Asexual reproduction- one parent, copy offspring
Kilogram per cubic meter.
Molecules
What comes first Molecules or Organelles?
The variable that you change
What is an independent variable?
Hold the microscope with one hand on the bottom and one on the arm.
How do you move a microscope from one location to another?
Keeping the Internal Environment of the Cell or Organism within the ranges required for life.
What is homeostasis?
m^2
Area abbreviation?
Atoms
Molecules
Organelles
Cells
Tissues
Organs
Organ system
Organism
Population
Community
Ecosystem
Biosphere
What are all the levels