Across
- 1. A small platform where the sample is placed.
- 4. The area of the circle of light one sees when looking into the microscope. As magnification goes up this area gets smaller.
- 6. Supports and stabilizes the microscope.
- 9. The lenses that are closest to the sample. They provide several different levels of magnification. In a classroom microscope this is usually 4x, 10x, and 40x.
- 10. Makes big adjustments to the focus(raises and lowers the stage quickly).
- 12. The object or specimen you are looking at under the microscope. Example; onion cells, pond water.
Down
- 2. The part you look through to see the sample; usually magnifies 10x.
- 3. Makes small adjustments to the foocus(raises and lowers the stage slowly).
- 5. Adjusts the amount of light that reaches the sample.
- 7. The source of illumination for the sample.
- 8. Holds the slide in place.
- 11. Supports the objectives and the eyepiece.
