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Class 9ScienceCell: The Building Block of LifeDiscovery of the cellEasy
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Which scientist observed tiny compartments in a thin slice of cork using a microscope?

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Correct answer: Robert Hooke

In 1665, Robert Hooke examined a thin slice of cork under a microscope and saw many small compartments.

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Cell DiscoveryRobert HookeCorkMicroscopy
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  1. 1In which year did Robert Hooke publish his observations of cork in the book *Micrographia*?
  2. 2Why did Robert Hooke use the word “cells” for the compartments he saw in cork?
  3. 3What did Robert Hooke mainly see when he examined cork under a microscope?
  4. 4Which scientist is known for observing living microorganisms with a microscope in the 1670s?
  5. 5Which statement correctly compares the observations of Robert Hooke and Anton van Leeuwenhoek?
  6. 6Which material did Robert Hooke examine when he first described cells?
  7. 7What instrument helped Robert Hooke see the tiny compartments in cork?
  8. 8Which statement about Robert Hooke’s observation is correct?
  9. 9Who introduced the term “cell” after examining cork?
  10. 10What was the title of the book in which Robert Hooke reported his microscopic observations?
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