Answer the following questions about microscopy, cell biology, and common aquatic and terrestrial organisms.

You're on a roll — Here are the answers to the questions from the paper: 1) The part of the microscope where the specimen is placed for viewing is called stage. 2) The difference between smooth and rough endoplasmic reticulum is that Rough ER is attached with ribosomes. 3) If you want to see protozoans in pond water using the microscope, the steps are collect sample. 4) prepare wet mount. 5) focus. 6) The major external difference between tilapia and catfish is the presence/absence of scales. 7) Name one organelle that is absent in animal cells but present in plant cells cell wall. 8) and one organelle that is absent in both plants and animal cells but present in bacteria cells plasmid. 9) A good biological diagram should be large in size. 10) Bacteria cells are examples of prokaryotic cells. 11) The green filamentous algae studied during the practical class is called Spirogyra. 12) and they are found in abundance in fresh water. 14) The common species of mosses found in Nigeria is Bryum. 15) The structures inside the moss capsules are called spores. 16) The compound light microscope comprises of five major parts (e.g., eyepiece, objective lenses, stage, light source, focusing knobs). 17) Materials to be viewed under the microscope are first mounted on a slide. 18) and placed on the microscope part