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Grade 7 - 2july Test
Grade 7 - 2july Test
Identification
1-15
arm tube
cells organ tissues
Cell
nucleus cytoplasm chloroplasts
membrane
plastids
26. What is the light source of a microscope also known as? (light bulb / illuminator / Sun / flashlight)
27. What is the eyepiece of a microscope also known as? (optical / orange / oncological / ocular)
28. What are stage clips in a microscope? (Metal clips that hold the slides in place / Plastic clips
that hold the lenses in place / Wooden clips that hold the stage in place / Rubber clips that hold the
arm in place)
29. The fine adjustment knobs are larger than the coarse adjustment knobs on a microscope. (True
/ False)
30. If you placed an "e" in the slide of a compound microscope, and moved the slide to the left, in
what direction would the e appear to move? (to the right / upward / to the left / downward)
31. Most high school microscopes come with three different objective lenses. Which of these is NOT
a lens power? (regular power / high power / medium power / low power)
32. What part of a microscope holds the objective lenses? (nosepiece / earpiece / eyepiece /
mouthpiece)
33. What part of a microscope allows you to adjust the amount of light that shines through?
(adjustable lung / adjustable stomach / adjustable diaphragm / adjustable heart)
34. If you have one lens of your microscope with 4X, and the other with 10X, what is the total
multiplication?
10. What is the recommended part of the microscope to hold when transporting it? (eyepiece / arm /
stage / slide)
35. What is the function of an arm in a microscope?
You look through to see the specimen
Is used to support the microscope when carried
Holds the slide in place
Not sure
36. What does stage clips do in a microscope?
Magnification ranges from 10x to 40x
Moves the stage up and down for focusing
Holds the slide in place
Not sure
37. What is the role of a Fine adjustment knob?
Moves the stage slightly to sharpen the image
Holds the high and low power objectives, can be rotated to change mangnification
Supports the microscope
Not sure
38. Why is Ocular lens used?
Is used to regulates the amount of light on the specimen
Projects light upwards through the diaphragm, the specimen, and the lenses
Not sure
You look through to see the specimen
39. What is a diaphragm?
Supports the slide being viewed
Moves the stage up and down for focusing
Is used to regulates the amount of light on the specimen
Not Sure
40. What does objective lens do?
Moves the stage slightly to sharpen the image
Magnification ranges from 10x to 40x
Moves the stage up and down for focusing
Not sure
41. What is light source?
Projects light upwards through the diaphragm, the specimen, and the lenses
You look through to see the specimen
Holds the high and low power objectives, can be rotated to change mangnification
Not sure
42. What is a coarse adjustment knob?
Supports the microscope
Not sure
Moves the stage up and down for focusing
Holds the high and low power objectives, can be rotated to change magnification
43 - Matching type. Match Column A with Column B. Write the correct word.
Column A Column B
43. Supports the microscope Body tube
44. Contains a lens that magnifies about 10x Coarse adjustment
45. Separates the eyepiece lens form the objectives lens Fine adjustment
46. Moves the body tube for focusing with the low-power objective lens Arm
47. Moves the body tube for focusing with the high-power objective lens diaphragm
48. Supports the body tube base
49. Controls the amount of light passing through the opening of the stage Lower power
objective
50. Magnifies about 10xsupports the microscope Revolving nose
piece
51. Holds the high and low power objective lenses, allows them to rotate for High power
viewing objective
52. Magnifies about 40x Stage
53. Supports the slide being used Stage clips
54. Holds the slide in place Mirror/light source
55. Reflects light upward through the diaphragm Eye piece
True or False
56. Cells work alongside other cells in what we call tissues.
57. A tissue is a family of cells that live very close together and work hard to do the same jobs.
58. Many tissues come together to form what biologist call an organ.
59. Before purchasing or using a microscope, it is important to know the functions of each part.
60. Organs work together to form a system.
61. Base supports the tube and connect its base
62. Tube connects the eyepiece to the objective lenses.
63. The bottom of the microscope is base.
64. Simple microscope is magnifying glass.
65. We should practice proper handling in using microscope.
66. Animal cells and plant cells are the same.
67. Plant cells have cell wall and plastids.
68. The purpose of the condenser lens is to focus the light onto the specimen.
69. The compound microscope has two systems of lenses for greater magnification.
70. The stage is a slide platform where you place your slides.
Matching Type
Match the descriptions in Column A with the terms in Column B. Write the word of the correct answer.
Column A Column B
__________ 71. This is the part of a microscope where you * arm
peep. *autoclave
__________ 72. A flatform of a hole to let the light pass. *centrifuge
*coarse adjustment
__________ 73. It moves the stage up and down. *computers
f. diaphragm
__________ 74. This is where the microscopic is held when moving from *eyepiece
place to place. *revolving nosepiece
__________7 5. It holds the objectives. * spectrophotometer
*stage
__________7 6. It controls the amount of the light passing through the *Body tube
hole or aperture.
__________ 77. It is a tool used to separate components of a mixture.
81-100 Enumeration
1. 2 - Types of Optical Microscope
3. 4- Levels of Organization
Essay
1-10 Cloze Test: Directions: Read the passage below and WRITE the action verb of each sentence.
Just right the letter M if the sentence expresses a mental action and P if it expresses physical action.
Write your answers on the space provided. Use the word scroll on the right. (10pts.)
11-20 Reading Comprehension: Directions: Read the passage below and make a separate list of
action and linking verbs. [NOTE: You will find 8 action verbs and 6 linking verbs in the sentence.]
Czayrina and Trisha are great sailing enthusiasts. They live, work, and play near the beach.
Czayrina is thirty five, and Trisha is forty. In the summer, Czayrina works at a hotdog stand. Trisha
was a junior lifeguard. They save almost all the money they earn. They want a sailboat of their own
someday. Their father was the skipper of a boat. Last year they sailed in the annual regatta. They
were winners of the big race.
21-60 Language Expression: Directions: Write a sentence for each verb listed below. After you
have written the sentences, Write the ACTION VERBS or LINKING VERBS.
71-80 Directions: Make a story about being a staff who is preparing for the nationwide of
debates of the presidential candidates by using the following verbs below. Don’t forget these
words into a transitive form.
decipher command prepare utter abhor listen believe ruin photograph voted
Directions: From the magic wand below, change the following verbs into sentences from intransitive
to transitive by adding an object to each sentence. (10pts.)
cooked
kicked