sorry for the misunderstanding sir/ma'am ...it stated biology instead of physics im really sorry.sir/ma'am Can u please help me with this?sir/ma'am I. COMPLETION TEST. The following are the different procedures on how to use a microscope.Complete the following steps with the words provided in the box below. (You may referto your Science Links book.) Write the letter of your answers in CAPITAL LETTERS onthe blank provided for each item.*Words in the box may be used twice.A. Coarse adjustment knobB. Highest power objectiveC. ArmD. BaseE. shelfF. Glass slideG. eyepieceH. body tubeI. nosepieceJ. fine adjustment knobK. specimen1. To transfer your microscope from the shelf to your table, carry it with two hands. Holdthe arm with one hand and place the other hand under the1.for support.2. Place the microscope on your table with thetowards you.pointing2.3. Check the lightning of the room. Make sure you have enough light to view the3.4. Raise the body tube by turning the4.5. Turn the revolvinglowest power is the shortest objective lens. As you revolve thethat you set it in position.Set the objective lens to the lowest power. The5., you will hear a "click sound" indicating6. Place theon the stage and position it in the middle. Use the stage clips to6.hold the slide in place.7. Turn thewithout touching the glass slide. Look at the stage side to side.7.carefully to lower the body tube as near as it will go to the stage8.8. Look through theYou can adjust the mirror to reflect the greatest amount of light._to adjust the light that is passing through the microscope.9. Slowly turn the coarse adjustment knob to move the objective lens up. Continue until theimages come to focus. Use the9.to make image clear.10.10. To use theobjective is the longest objective lens. Turn the revolving nosepiece until the highest power objective clicksinto place.look at the microscope form the side. The highest powerand slowly turn the coarse adjustment knob to focus thefor fine focusing.11.11. Look through theimage. Use theand position the lowest power objective lens. Remove12.12. When finished, raise thetheReturn the microscope to its 1. The lens the viewer looks through to see the specimen.1.2. It is used to move the body tube up and down.2.3. Connects the eyepiece to the objective lenses.3.4. One of the most important parts of a compound microscope, as they are thelenses closest to the specimen.4.5. The viewer spins to select different objective lenses.5.6. The flat platform where the slide is placed.6.7.It gives light to the specimen.7.8.8.It regulates light that passes through the medium.9.9. Supports the microscope and it's where illuminator is located.10.10. Fine tunes the focus and increases the detail of the specimen.III. ESSAY. Answer the following briefly.1. Why is it important for a student like you to have knowledge on microscopes? (2 points)2. If you are to focus something in your life, what would it be? Why? (3 points)

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sorry for the misunderstanding sir/ma'am ...it stated biology instead of physics im really sorry.sir/ma'am Can u please help me with this?sir/ma'am I. COMPLETION TEST. The following are the different procedures on how to use a microscope.Complete the following steps with the words provided in the box below. (You may referto your Science Links book.) Write the letter of your answers in CAPITAL LETTERS onthe blank provided for each item.*Words in the box may be used twice.A. Coarse adjustment knobB. Highest power objectiveC. ArmD. BaseE. shelfF. Glass slideG. eyepieceH. body tubeI. nosepieceJ. fine adjustment knobK. specimen1. To transfer your microscope from the shelf to your table, carry it with two hands. Holdthe arm with one hand and place the other hand under the1.for support.2. Place the microscope on your table with thetowards you.pointing2.3. Check the lightning of the room. Make sure you have enough light to view the3.4. Raise the body tube by turning the4.5. Turn the revolvinglowest power is the shortest objective lens. As you revolve thethat you set it in position.Set the objective lens to the lowest power. The5., you will hear a &#34;click sound&#34; indicating6. Place theon the stage and position it in the middle. Use the stage clips to6.hold the slide in place.7. Turn thewithout touching the glass slide. Look at the stage side to side.7.carefully to lower the body tube as near as it will go to the stage8.8. Look through theYou can adjust the mirror to reflect the greatest amount of light._to adjust the light that is passing through the microscope.9. Slowly turn the coarse adjustment knob to move the objective lens up. Continue until theimages come to focus. Use the9.to make image clear.10.10. To use theobjective is the longest objective lens. Turn the revolving nosepiece until the highest power objective clicksinto place.look at the microscope form the side. The highest powerand slowly turn the coarse adjustment knob to focus thefor fine focusing.11.11. Look through theimage. Use theand position the lowest power objective lens. Remove12.12. When finished, raise thetheReturn the microscope to its 1. The lens the viewer looks through to see the specimen.1.2. It is used to move the body tube up and down.2.3. Connects the eyepiece to the objective lenses.3.4. One of the most important parts of a compound microscope, as they are thelenses closest to the specimen.4.5. The viewer spins to select different objective lenses.5.6. The flat platform where the slide is placed.6.7.It gives light to the specimen.7.8.8.It regulates light that passes through the medium.9.9. Supports the microscope and it's where illuminator is located.10.10. Fine tunes the focus and increases the detail of the specimen.III. ESSAY. Answer the following briefly.1. Why is it important for a student like you to have knowledge on microscopes? (2 points)2. If you are to focus something in your life, what would it be? Why? (3 points)

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