8541RB Reading for Me Level 4 Part A

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Factual Radiant Rainbows Rainbows are one of the most exquisite displays of nature. Have you ever wondered how they are formed? White light is made up of seven different colours: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. Raindrops act as small prisms. A prism breaks a single beam of white light into a band of seven colours. When sunlight shines on a water droplet, the light bends slightly in different angles. This creates different coloured light rays. These bent light rays are the rainbow we see. A rainbow can only appear when there is rain and sun at the same time. A rainbow will look different from every angle, meaning that no two people will see the rainbow in exactly the same way. A rainbow is actually a full circle. Since we are on the ground, we only see a semicircle. If you are in an aeroplane, you might be lucky enough to see a rainbow in a full circle. Rainbows can also be seen in mist, spray, waterfalls, fog and dew. You can do this little experiment at home to make your own rainbow. Fill a glass with water and put a mirror inside it at an angle. Make sure that the room is completely dark. Take a torch and flash it towards the mirror inside the glass. A rainbow will appear from the angle of the mirror. Hold a piece of white paper to the reflection and see the different colours of the rainbow appear. 114 Reading for Me Level 4 (Part A) 978-1-922843-63-0 R.I.C. Publications ® Prim-Ed Publishing
Questions 1 What are the colours of the rainbow? 2 What happens when sunlight enters a water droplet? 3 Why does there have to be sun for a rainbow to form? 4 Why might you be able to see a full-circle rainbow from an aeroplane? 5 Did you try the experiment? Why or why not? If you did, what happened? 6 What is a reflection? R.I.C. Publications ® Prim-Ed Publishing Reading for Me Level 4 (Part A) 978-1-922843-63-0 115
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