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Student Planner Place this in the proper place October 14, 2015 Microscope proficiency tests Friday. Study END OF PLANNER
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2 End of planner Leave it out - will stamp planners today.
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2 Period 1 – no food, drink, candy, gum, etc in class till 10-19. Period 4 – Gum hunting
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4 Summary of last class We had a standard opening, took notes on the 4 states of matter and finished Quick Lab 1.
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5 Write your answer to last class’s Essential Question: Describe the motions of the molecules in solids, liquids, and gasses.
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Topic/Objective:Name: Microscope use Class/Period: Date: Oct 14 Essential Question: How does a microscope alter the view of an object?
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Microscope Proficiency test
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1. Visible light is magnified by a series of lenses to reach a magnification level of 1000 times. Answers: a) dissection microscope b) compound light microscope c) Confocal microscope d) Scanning electron microscope e) transmission electron microscope
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2. The subject is illuminated with laser light and viewed on a video screen Answers: a) dissection microscope b) compound light microscope c) Confocal microscope d) Scanning electron microscope e) transmission electron microscope
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3. The use of electrons allows greater magnification since the electron beam reflects off the gold coated subject, producing an image. Answers: a) dissection microscope b) compound light microscope c) Confocal microscope d) Scanning electron microscope e) transmission electron microscope
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4. The use of electrons passing through the subject, and deflecting off the atoms of the subject, produces an image. Answers: a) dissection microscope b) compound light microscope c) Confocal microscope d) Scanning electron microscope e) transmission electron microscope
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Answers
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Microscope Proficiency test
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1. Visible light is magnified by a series of lenses to reach a magnification level of 1000 times. Answers: a) dissection microscope b) compound light microscope c) Confocal microscope d) Scanning electron microscope e) transmission electron microscope
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2. The subject is illuminated with laser light and viewed on a video screen Answers: a) dissection microscope b) compound light microscope c) Confocal microscope d) Scanning electron microscope e) transmission electron microscope
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3. The use of electrons allows greater magnification since the electron beam reflects off the gold coated subject, producing an image. Answers: a) dissection microscope b) compound light microscope c) Confocal microscope d) Scanning electron microscope e) transmission electron microscope
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4. The use of electrons passing through the subject, and deflecting off the atoms of the subject, produces an image. Answers: a) dissection microscope b) compound light microscope c) Confocal microscope d) Scanning electron microscope e) transmission electron microscope
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Oct 8 Vocab Test Review Link 19
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Homework Friday - Microscope proficiency tests - study. (Labs this week for 100% safety tests.)
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Today’s Work Review quiz Microscope lab Work on posters
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Make sure your poster shows all 4 states of matter. Correct errors in the posters shown. Fill your paper completely with the drawing. You may collaborate with others – one does lettering, one does drawing. You have an idea on how to do this? Great! Do your own design Poster Link
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