Chapter 4 and 5

What is the best definition of resolution as it relates to a microscope?

• The color depth of an image.
• The size of the image file in bytes.
• The speed at which an image is processed.
• The clarity or detail of an image or display.

How can you determine total magnification of a microscope?

• Total magnification = Eyepiece magnification - Objective magnification
• Total magnification = Eyepiece magnification x Objective magnification
• Total magnification = Eyepiece magnification + Objective magnification
• Total magnification = Eyepiece magnification / Objective magnification

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Which are the ways to change the amount of light that goes through a microscope?

• Condenser/Iris Diaphram

• adjusting the objective lens

• Adjusting the stage

• the light source

What is the best definition of parfocal?

• A lens system that requires manual adjustment for focus at each magnification.
• A lens system that enhances color contrast at different magnifications.
• A lens system that maintains focus when changing magnifications.
• A lens system that only works at a single magnification level.

Which of the following best describes how chemosynthesis and photosynthesis are similiar?

• Both processes require sunlight to occur.
• Both processes produce carbon dioxide as a byproduct.
• Both processes are used exclusively by plants.
• Both processes function to create energy.

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Which of the following is a secondary consumer?

• Fox
• Deer
• Grasshopper
• Rabbit

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Which of the following location(s) would chemosynthesis be favored over photosynthesis.

• an open field

• 5 feet underground

• photic zone

• aphotic zone

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What is the importance of bacteria and fungi that break down materials in the food chain?

• Bacteria and fungi are crucial for recycling materials in the food chain.

• Bacteria and fungi are harmful and disrupt the food chain by making too many resources avialable

• Bacteria and fungi have no role in nutrient recycling.
• They only contribute to the growth of plants and animals.

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Which of the following best describes how energy changes as you move up in trophic levels?

• Energy decreases as you move up in trophic levels.
• Energy increases as you move up in trophic levels.
• Energy is equally distributed among all trophic levels.
• Energy remains constant across trophic levels.

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Which of the following best describes the term trophic level?

• The level of biodiversity in an ecosystem.
• The amount of energy produced by plants.
• The classification of species based on their habitat.
• The position in a food chain that indicates the feeding relationships among organisms.