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Cell Theory, Prokaryotic Cell Diagram, and Microscope Quiz Study Guide
Quiz: Thursday December 18, 2014
*This guide is a basic OVERVIEW of the ideas we have learned, and what you should be studying.*
Format of the test: Fill in the blank, matching, short answer, Labeling diagrams
Will Cover: Cell Theory, Scientists involved with cell theory, Prokaryotic Cell Diagram, Prokaryotic Cells,
microscope
Materials to study: Cell Theory Notes, Cell Theory HW, Cell Unit Vocabulary, prokaryote cell lab
stations, microscope guidelines, E-lab
Cell Theory:
1. Name the statements that make up the Cell Theory:
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2. Which scientist discovered cells in plants? __________________________________________
3. Which scientist discovered cells in animals? _________________________________________
4. What was Virchow’s Contribution to science?
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5. What was Hooke’s contribution to science?
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6. What is basic building block of living things? ________________________________________
7. Cells work together to form_______________________ which work together to form 
__________________ which work together to form  ______________________ which work
together to form  ________________________
8. What do prokaryotes use to move around? ________________________________________
9. Label the bacteria cell with the following structures: cilia, flagella, cell wall, cell
Membrane, DNA, cytoplasm, ribosome
Label the following microscope: (you also have a larger version on your diagram)
10. Fill out the following chart to explain the function of each part of the microscope:
Part of Microscope
1. Objectives
Function
2. Eyepiece
3. Revolving Nosepiece
4. Coarse adjustment knob
5. Fine adjustment knob
6. Rheostat
7. Stage
8. Stage clips
9. Base
11. What are the steps you should take in order to view a specimen under the microscope?
12. How does the image you see under the microscope compare to the actual position of the specimen?
13. When do you use the coarse adjustment knob?
14. When do you use the fine adjustment knob?