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DEFINE MICROSCOPE
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Used to study tiny structures.
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ANTON VAN LEEUWENHOEK (lay wun hook)
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Father of Microscopy. used simple microscopes rather than cumbersome compound ones of his day. Made > 200
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DEFINE THE COMPOUND LIGHT MICROSCOPE
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Hs 2 sets of lenses; on to magnify an object & another to serve as a telescope.
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DEFINE THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE
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Uses electrons to magnify. replaces light with electrons; > capacity for resolution.
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3 PRINCIPLES OF REFLECTION
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Reflection: reflect light off the surface; refraction: bending light; resolution: ability to distinguish fine details
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MODEL
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An explanation of how something works. May be a drawing or step-by-step explination.
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WHY IS A DESCRIPTON OF THE STRUCTURES FOUND IN A LIVING ORGANISM NOT ADEQUATE TO DESCRIBE LIFE?
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Because it does not describe the processes, how it works
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS not AN ATTRIBUTE OF ALL LIVING ORGANISMS?
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(a) growth (b) organization (c) reproduction (d) locomotion
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A MICROSCOPE WITH A SINGLE LENS IS CALL A
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(a) primary microscope (b) compound m (c) simple m (d) basic (c)
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(true/false) NONLIVING THINGS MY POSSESS SEVERAL OF THE ATTRIBUTES OF LIFE
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False
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