
microscopes
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Jenifer Knowles
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Multiple Choice
Electron microscopes differ from light microscopes in that they produce an image of a specimen by using a beam of electrons rather than
a beam of light.
a beam of compounds
a beam of cells
a beam of specimens
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Multiple Choice
Which microscope took a 3D image of this fly's head?
Compound Light
Transmission Electron
Dissecting
Scanning Electron
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Multiple Choice
Instead of light, a TEM and SEM utilize ____________ to create an image
a colored pencil
neutrons
protons
electrons
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Continue with the practice problems.
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Match
Match the following...
Dissecting
TEM
SEM
Dissecting
TEM
SEM
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Match
Match the following
Dissecting
TEM
Compound
Dissecting
TEM
Compound
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Multiple Choice
This image shows the detailed structure of the tiny mitochondria organelle. Which microscope most likely took this image?
Compound Light
Scanning Electron
Dissecting
Transmission Electron
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Multiple Choice
The table compares four types of microscopes and their functional abilities. Which of the following represents and Scanning Electron Microscope?
Microscope A
Microscope B
Microscope C
Microscope D
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Multiple Choice
Various types of microscopes include compound light microscope, dissecting microscopes, scanning microscopes, and transmission microscope
True
False
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Multiple Choice
The table compares four types of microscopes and their functional abilities. Which of the following represents and Compound Light Microscope?
Microscope A
Microscope B
Microscope C
Microscope D
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Multiple Choice
Students use a compound microscope to view unicellular organisms collected from pond water. Which statement describes why using a light microscope is better to view the structures of these organisms that a dissecting microscopes?
Compound light microscopes use visible light
Compound light microscopes have higher magnification
Compound light microscopes allow living things to be viewed
Compound light microscopes use electron beams to generate images
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Multiple Choice
Which invention from the 17th century allowed for the development of modern cell theory?
X-rays
computers
the light microscope
the scanning electron microscope
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Explanation Slide...
The light microscope allowed scientists to view actual cells for the first time.
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Transmission light microscopes are high magnification and can see details inside of cells including organelles, that compound light microscopes and dissecting microscopes cannot. Scanning microscopes can only show the exterior surface, so a mitochondria inside of cells would not be visible.
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Both compound light microscopes and dissecting microscopes use light and can be used for living organism. Compound light microscopes are better for viewing unicellular (single-celled) organism because they have a higher magnification.
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For living organisms larger than a cell, a dissecting microscope can be used to view the exterior without harming the species.
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