- Q1: What is the colour of sunlight when it appears to our eyes?
Answer: White
Explanation: Sunlight appears white to our eyes because it contains all colours mixed together. - Q2: What instrument splits sunlight into different colours?
Answer: Prism
Explanation: A glass prism splits sunlight into its component colours by dispersion. - Q3: How many colours are present in the sunlight spectrum?
Answer: Seven
Explanation: The sunlight spectrum contains seven distinct colours. - Q4: What is the band of colours obtained from splitting sunlight called?
Answer: Spectrum
Explanation: The band of seven colours formed by splitting sunlight is called a spectrum. - Q5: What natural phenomenon shows that sunlight is made of many colours?
Answer: Rainbow
Explanation: A rainbow in the sky is an example of the dispersion of sunlight into colours. - Q6: What process splits white light into its component colours?
Answer: Dispersion
Explanation: Dispersion is the process by which white light splits into seven colours. - Q7: Which colour appears first in the spectrum of sunlight?
Answer: Violet
Explanation: Violet is the first colour seen in the spectrum when sunlight is dispersed. - Q8: Which colour appears last in the spectrum of sunlight?
Answer: Red
Explanation: Red is the last colour seen in the spectrum after dispersion. - Q9: What do we call sunlight after it passes through a prism?
Answer: Coloured
Explanation: Sunlight appears coloured after it is dispersed by a prism. - Q10: What are the tiny water droplets in the sky that act like prisms during a rainbow?
Answer: Raindrops
Explanation: Raindrops act as natural prisms and disperse sunlight to form a rainbow.