Observing root hair cells using a light microscope: practical
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- Q 1/6Score 0Which part of the light microscope is the objective lenses?29dcba
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- Q1Which part of the light microscope is the objective lenses?dcba30s
- Q2Put these statements in the correct order to describe how to set up a light microscope.Users link answersLinking30s
- Q3Looking from the side whilst moving the stage and slide towards the objective lens is a safety measure. Why?To make sure the slide stays in place.To prevent damage to the slide or lens.To make sure the stage isn’t moved too quickly.To make sure the slide is in focus.30s
- Q4Which of these should be present in a scientific drawing?LabelsNo labelsShading to give a 3D effectSketched linesLabels with arrows30s
- Q5Scientific drawings often show the magnification used to see the object drawn. If the eyepiece lens is x10 and a x20 objective lens is used, what is the total magnification?x2000x30x200x10x2030s
- Q6The diagram shows a root hair cell. How does the 'hair' help the root hair cell do its job?The 'hair' increases the surface area of the cell.The 'hair' is thin.The 'hair' keeps the cell warm.The 'hair' makes the cell bigger.The 'hair' is sensitive to touch.30s
