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Total cards: 21•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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• Using one or more of your senses to gather information is called

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• observations. Notes- phi, Fibonacci sequence, and the golden rule in nature

#2
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• The cell wall of a tree cell is made of

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• Cellulose. Cellular biology

#3
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• Which parts of a microscope forms an enlarged image of a specimen?

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• The objective lenses. Microscope usage and instruction.

#4
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• In a spreadsheet, what is a column?

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• Vertical group of adjacent cells. Cellular biology.

#5
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• Why does a microscope stage have clips on it

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• To hold the slide in place. Microscope usage and instructions.

#6
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• What is the total magnification of a microscope with two lenses when one lens has a magnification of 10, and the other lens has a magnification of 30?

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• • Microscope usage and instructions.

#7
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• What’s the difference between a hypothesis and a theory

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09.Theories have been confirmed through test; hypothesis haven’t. Cellular biology.

#8
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• Specialized cells are only found in

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• Manycelled organisms. Cellular biology

#9
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• To reveal trends in data, the data should be presented in an

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05.Graph. Number hand data.

#10
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• What part of the cell is involved in making proteins

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• Ribosomes. Cellular biology

#11
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34.Why is Anton Von Leeuwenhoek considered the father of microscopes

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• He was one of the first to invent the microscope. Cellular biology.

#12
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• What hold the slide on the microscope for viewing

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• Stage clips. Microscope instructions and usage.

#13
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• Revolves to allow you to switch objectives

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07.Revolving nose piece. Microscope instructions and usage

#14
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• What is used for focusing in low power

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• Course adjustment. Microscope instructions and usage.

#15
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• What controls the amount of light passing through the specimen

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07.Light switch. Microscope instruction and usage

#16
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• What is used for focusing in highpower

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• Fine focus knob. Microscope instructions and usage.

#17
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43.What contains the ocular lenses

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• Body tube. Microscope instructions and usage.

#18
Front (Question)

• What is the area where a slide is placed called?

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• Stage. Microscope instructions and usage.

#19
Front (Question)

• What is the distal phalange?

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• Finger bone furthest from the body.Phi, Fibonacci sequence, and golden rule in nature.

#20
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• Where is the intermediate phalange

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• The finger Bone between distal and the proximate.Phi, Fibonacci sequence, and the golden rule in nature.

#21
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• How is a scientist like a good detective? Use the attitudes of a scientist and the scientific method to discuss.

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• Scientist are good detectives because the are open minded, sceptic, honest, creative and curious. Wright 3, CSI and rear window.