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| What are the four types of leaf Margins? |
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| Entire, toothed, double-toothed, and lobed |
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| Plants who can make their own food |
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| What are the two types of vein pattern? |
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| What are the two types of leaf arrangements? |
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| What are the two types of compound leaves? |
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| What are the three types of leaf? |
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| Simple, Compound, double-compound |
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| What goes into a plant to make energy? |
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| Light, water, nutrients, carbon dioxide |
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| Tell me how to use a microscope. |
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| Don't touch the lenses, be careful when focusing(not to close), start on low power and adjust the light. |
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| Tell me how to care for a microscope. |
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| Carry it with both hands, roll up the cord when you are done, cover with the plastic cover |
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| What is the function of the body tube on a microscope? |
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| It holds the lenses in place at the proper distance from each other |
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| Where are the objective lens located? |
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| At the bottom of the body tube closest to the object being examined. |
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| What is the function of the stage? |
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| To hold the examined specimon in place. |
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| What does the nosepiece do? |
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| It is what rotates the objective lens. |
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| What are the ocular lens? |
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| The lens system near the top of the body tube. |
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| A piece of glass that the speciman is put on |
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| Clips that hold the slide in place |
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| It controls the amount of light that shines up through the body tube. |
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