RudolfVirchowConcludedthat all cellcome frompre-existingcellsBaseSupportsthe weightof themicroscopeObjectivelensesSecond pointofmagnification(usually x4,x10, x40)Anton VanLeeuwenhoekObserveddrops of lakewater andscrapings fromteeth and gumsAll livingthings arecomposedof ______CellsMatthiasSchleidenConcludedthat allplants aremade ofcellsResolutionThesharpnessof animageCondenserlensA lens underthe stage thatfocuses lightthrough thehole in thestageTheodorSchwannConcludedthat allanimals aremade ofcellsBodytubeConnecteyepiece toobjectivelensElectronmicroscopeUses abeam ofelectrons tomagnify animageLightmicroscopeEach convexlens bendslight to makethe objectappear largerLightsourceProvidesthe lightneeded toseeMagnificationThe ability tomake thingslook largerthan theyactually areMediumpowerlensUsually10XFunctionProcessesthat enable itto stay aliveandreproduceStageThe placewhere youput theslideLowpowerlensUsually4XStructureDescribingwhat it is madeof and how itsparts are puttogetherOcularlensFirst point ofmagnification(usually X10)MicroscopeAninstrumentthat makessmall objectslook largerArmThe part youhold whencarrying amicroscopeFineadjustmentknobThis isused forexactfocusing400XIf the first lens is10X and thesecond lens is40X, what willbe the totalmagnification?DiaphragmA dial thatrotates theamount oflight reachingthe specimenHighpowerlensUsually40XCells are thebasic units of_____ inliving thingsStructureandFunctionStageclipsSecuresthe slideinto placeCellTheoryA widely acceptedexplanation of therelationshipbetween cells andliving things40XIf the first lens is4X and thesecond lens is10X, what willbe the totalmagnification?All cells areproducedfrom _____Pre-existingcellsRobertHookeHe observedcork cellscoming froma cork oaktreeCellThe basicunits ofstructure andfunction inliving things RevolvingnosepieceThe objectivelenses areattached to it.Allows you toswitch betweenlensesCoarseadjustmentknobUsed tobring tospecimeninto focusRudolfVirchowConcludedthat all cellcome frompre-existingcellsBaseSupportsthe weightof themicroscopeObjectivelensesSecond pointofmagnification(usually x4,x10, x40)Anton VanLeeuwenhoekObserveddrops of lakewater andscrapings fromteeth and gumsAll livingthings arecomposedof ______CellsMatthiasSchleidenConcludedthat allplants aremade ofcellsResolutionThesharpnessof animageCondenserlensA lens underthe stage thatfocuses lightthrough thehole in thestageTheodorSchwannConcludedthat allanimals aremade ofcellsBodytubeConnecteyepiece toobjectivelensElectronmicroscopeUses abeam ofelectrons tomagnify animageLightmicroscopeEach convexlens bendslight to makethe objectappear largerLightsourceProvidesthe lightneeded toseeMagnificationThe ability tomake thingslook largerthan theyactually areMediumpowerlensUsually10XFunctionProcessesthat enable itto stay aliveandreproduceStageThe placewhere youput theslideLowpowerlensUsually4XStructureDescribingwhat it is madeof and how itsparts are puttogetherOcularlensFirst point ofmagnification(usually X10)MicroscopeAninstrumentthat makessmall objectslook largerArmThe part youhold whencarrying amicroscopeFineadjustmentknobThis isused forexactfocusing400XIf the first lens is10X and thesecond lens is40X, what willbe the totalmagnification?DiaphragmA dial thatrotates theamount oflight reachingthe specimenHighpowerlensUsually40XCells are thebasic units of_____ inliving thingsStructureandFunctionStageclipsSecuresthe slideinto placeCellTheoryA widely acceptedexplanation of therelationshipbetween cells andliving things40XIf the first lens is4X and thesecond lens is10X, what willbe the totalmagnification?All cells areproducedfrom _____Pre-existingcellsRobertHookeHe observedcork cellscoming froma cork oaktreeCellThe basicunits ofstructure andfunction inliving things RevolvingnosepieceThe objectivelenses areattached to it.Allows you toswitch betweenlensesCoarseadjustmentknobUsed tobring tospecimeninto focus

Cell Theory and Microscopes - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Concluded that all cell come from pre-existing cells
    Rudolf Virchow
  2. Supports the weight of the microscope
    Base
  3. Second point of magnification (usually x4, x10, x40)
    Objective lenses
  4. Observed drops of lake water and scrapings from teeth and gums
    Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
  5. Cells
    All living things are composed of ______
  6. Concluded that all plants are made of cells
    Matthias Schleiden
  7. The sharpness of an image
    Resolution
  8. A lens under the stage that focuses light through the hole in the stage
    Condenser lens
  9. Concluded that all animals are made of cells
    Theodor Schwann
  10. Connect eyepiece to objective lens
    Body tube
  11. Uses a beam of electrons to magnify an image
    Electron microscope
  12. Each convex lens bends light to make the object appear larger
    Light microscope
  13. Provides the light needed to see
    Light source
  14. The ability to make things look larger than they actually are
    Magnification
  15. Usually 10X
    Medium power lens
  16. Processes that enable it to stay alive and reproduce
    Function
  17. The place where you put the slide
    Stage
  18. Usually 4X
    Low power lens
  19. Describing what it is made of and how its parts are put together
    Structure
  20. First point of magnification (usually X10)
    Ocular lens
  21. An instrument that makes small objects look larger
    Microscope
  22. The part you hold when carrying a microscope
    Arm
  23. This is used for exact focusing
    Fine adjustment knob
  24. If the first lens is 10X and the second lens is 40X, what will be the total magnification?
    400X
  25. A dial that rotates the amount of light reaching the specimen
    Diaphragm
  26. Usually 40X
    High power lens
  27. Structure and Function
    Cells are the basic units of _____ in living things
  28. Secures the slide into place
    Stage clips
  29. A widely accepted explanation of the relationship between cells and living things
    Cell Theory
  30. If the first lens is 4X and the second lens is 10X, what will be the total magnification?
    40X
  31. Pre-existing cells
    All cells are produced from _____
  32. He observed cork cells coming from a cork oak tree
    Robert Hooke
  33. The basic units of structure and function in living things
    Cell
  34. The objective lenses are attached to it. Allows you to switch between lenses
    Revolving nosepiece
  35. Used to bring to specimen into focus
    Coarse adjustment knob