Learn About The Three Ingredients That Make a Rainbow! | Educational Songs For Kids

The video tutorial explains the formation of rainbows, highlighting the essential ingredients: sunlight, water, and physics. It delves into the physics of raindrops, explaining how surface tension shapes them into spheres. The tutorial describes how light refracts and reflects within raindrops, leading to the separation of colors. Each color in a rainbow is formed at different angles due to varying wavelengths. The video concludes by emphasizing the collective role of numerous raindrops in creating a full rainbow, listing the common colors observed: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet.

What are the essential components needed to create a rainbow?

• Sunlight, clouds, and wind

• Water, air, and clouds

• Sunlight, water, and a bit of physics

• Sunlight, water, and air

How does surface tension affect the shape of a raindrop?

• It makes the raindrop flat

• It turns the raindrop into a cube

• It distorts the raindrop into a spherical shape

• It elongates the raindrop

What happens to light when it enters a raindrop?

• It passes through unchanged

• It reflects and refracts, separating into different colors

• It gets absorbed completely

• It turns into heat

Which color is typically seen at the top of a rainbow?

• Violet

• Green

• Red

• Blue

How many colors are commonly found in a rainbow?

• Five

• Eight

• Seven

• Six