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Period 1 – no food, drink, candy, gum, etc in class till 10-19.Period 4 – Gum hunting

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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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Write your answer tolast class’s Essential

Question:

Describe the motions of the molecules in Describe the motions of the molecules in solids, liquids, and gasses.solids, liquids, and gasses.

Topic/Objective:Topic/Objective: Name:

Microscope use Class/Period:

Date:Oct 14

Essential Question: Essential Question: How does a How does a microscope alter the view of an object?microscope alter the view of an object?

Microscope Proficiency test

1. Visible light is magnified by a series of lenses to reach a magnification level of 1000 times.Answers: a) dissection microscopeb) compound light microscopec) Confocal microscoped) Scanning electron microscopee) transmission electron microscope

2. The subject is illuminated with laser light and viewed on a video screenAnswers: a) dissection microscopeb) compound light microscopec) Confocal microscoped) Scanning electron microscopee) transmission electron microscope

3. The use of electrons allows greater magnification since the electron beam reflects off the gold coated subject, producing an image. Answers: a) dissection microscopeb) compound light microscopec) Confocal microscoped) Scanning electron microscopee) transmission electron microscope

4. The use of electrons passing through the subject, and deflecting off the atoms of the subject, produces an image. Answers: a) dissection microscopeb) compound light microscopec) Confocal microscoped) Scanning electron microscopee) transmission electron microscope

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Microscope Proficiency test

1. Visible light is magnified by a series of lenses to reach a magnification level of 1000 times.Answers: a) dissection microscopeb) compound light microscopec) Confocal microscoped) Scanning electron microscopee) transmission electron microscope

2. The subject is illuminated with laser light and viewed on a video screenAnswers: a) dissection microscopeb) compound light microscopec) Confocal microscoped) Scanning electron microscopee) transmission electron microscope

3. The use of electrons allows greater magnification since the electron beam reflects off the gold coated subject, producing an image. Answers: a) dissection microscopeb) compound light microscopec) Confocal microscoped) Scanning electron microscopee) transmission electron microscope

4. The use of electrons passing through the subject, and deflecting off the atoms of the subject, produces an image. Answers: a) dissection microscopeb) compound light microscopec) Confocal microscoped) Scanning electron microscopee) transmission electron microscope

Oct 8 Vocab Test Review

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HomeworkFriday - Microscope proficiency tests - study.

(Labs this week for 100% safety tests.)

Today’s WorkReview quizMicroscope labWork on posters

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 designPoster Link