why should you master the master the parts and functions of a microscope?

Question

it's about the compound microscope...

Answer 1

Because it's a real pain in the rear when a student breaks a microscope because he or she does not know how to use it properly, instructions are given for a reason. Microscopes are expensive and delicate pieces of equipment, but if you learn to use one properly, you're going to see some really cool stuff with it.

Answer 2

If you are being asked to do this in school, you do it to learn and to pass the test.

If you are ever going to use a microscope, or talk to anyone who uses a microscope, it is so that you can understand why and how you are seeing what you are seeing. It also allows you to avoid saying things like "No, no! I meant you should put that thingy on the whatchamacallit, then turn that black thingy!" In other words, it allows clear communication and mutual understanding with a minimum of unnecessary explanation.

It's also very cool to know more stuff. Like Tim Allen's "More Power!"

Answer 3

I think you should worry about mastering the mastering the English language first. Once you have that down, then worry about the microscope.

Answer 4

for me it is very important to know the microscope, because its help you to identify the bacteria or any fungi that came in the water,,

Answer 5

so you'll know the spelling of microscope

Answer 6

So that you understand how to use it properly.

Answer 7

to get a good grade...

and not to break one later...