a. Objects actually don't have any colors.

b. We don't know how we can see an object's color.

c. We see the color of an object from the light's reflected color.

d. White light consists of many colors, yet looks white to our eyes.

a. Ours eyes cannot see color when there is no light.

b. A red apple looks red because it absorbs red light.

c. When light hits an object, some of the light is reflected .

d. If an object reflects all the colors of light, we see it as white.

a. Sunlight is not white light.

b. White light helps us see only certain colors.

c. White light is the reflected ight from an object.

d. A prism breaks down white light into the colors of a rainbow.

a. If an object reflects all the colors, it will look white.

b. If the colors of light are mixed, it will always look black.

c. If an apple absorbs green light, we will see a green apple.

d. Even if we shine different lights on an object, it will look the same.

a. much.

b. different.

c. less.

d. famous.