I WONDER - How Do We See Colours?

The video explains how objects appear colored due to the reflection of specific light wavelengths. It describes how certain objects absorb some colors and reflect others, using examples like a blue bike and green plants. The video also discusses how black objects absorb all colors, while white objects reflect all colors.

Why do objects appear to be a certain color?

• Because they reflect that color of light

• Because they are made of that color

• Because they emit that color of light

• Because they absorb that color of light

What happens to the colors that are not reflected by an object?

• They change into other colors

• They are reflected back

• They are absorbed by the object

• They disappear

Why does a blue bike appear blue?

• It reflects blue light

• It absorbs blue light

• It emits blue light

• It reflects all colors

What is the reason plants appear green?

• They are made of green material

• They emit green light

• They absorb green light

• They reflect green light

How do black and white objects differ in terms of color absorption and reflection?

• Both reflect all colors

• Both absorb all colors

• Black objects absorb all colors, white objects reflect all colors

• Black objects reflect all colors, white objects absorb all colors