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Microworlds Review Game 1. Click to read the question. 2. Think of the answer. 3. Click to view the answer.

What do you call a tool that is used to see very, very small things? microscope

What word means to make something look bigger? magnify

Name some objects that can magnify. magnifying glass microscope glasses

What do we use to observe our world? our senses

Name the 5 senses. hear see smell taste touch

What do you call the clear plastic that you place objects on before putting them on the microscope? slide

Name the different types of slides. flat slide well slide cover slip

What are the 2 properties a lens must have to magnify? clear and curved

What do you call the amount you can see under a microscope at one time? field of view

Describe the properties of this magnified object. Can you guess what it is? pencil

Describe the properties of this magnified object. Can you guess what it is? notebook paper

Describe the properties of this magnified object. Can you guess what it is? chair

Describe the properties of this magnified object. Can you guess what it is? globe

Name the parts of the microscope. eyepiece body focus lens stage light source base

GREAT JOB! Play again for more practice!