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What does Pneumonoultramicroscopic-silicovolcanoconiosis mean? (Hint: dissect the word)
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This game is a good way to study microscope parts. The timing function adds a nice layer of difficulty.
I love this game! I got a 100% in 32:3 that was pretty fast! This is a good way to study different parts of the microscope. I like the fact that the ocular is called ocular because in latin, oculus is eye!
This game was good to learn microscope parts, but I still did not like it that much.
I don't like this game even though I ROCK AT IT!!!!!!!!!!! Plus, it's very educational and I get to learn about what my microscope is REALLY MADE OF oh yeah.
@ Kent:That was actually not good considering that I got 23:4 on my first try.
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