RAINBOW

Rainbows are actually ____ but they look like arches when we view them from the ground.

Rainbow is a phenomenon caused by refraction, light reflection, and ________ in water droplets.

“Rainbow” is derived from the Latin word arcus pluvius, meaning ________.

In 1666, indigo and orange were also added, and the rainbow was recognized as seven-colored by explanations of _______. 

There is no set number of colors in a rainbow, each hue ______ into the next without a hard boundary.

Rainbow is an _________ phenomenon and no two people see the same rainbow.

Sometimes three to four rainbows can also be seen when _____ bounces inside the water droplet more than once before escaping.

The world’s longest-observed rainbow was seen over for____ hours on March 14, 1994.

A rainbow arch is angled at ______-degree angle starting from the direction opposite from the sun.

There is a phenomenon called __________, which are rainbows occurring when the moon’s light reflects through the raindrop.

Earth is the only planet in the _______ where rainbows are possible.

Monochrome rainbows formed after rainfall during sunrise or sunset are _____ in color.

Rainbows are the universal symbol of ______ and harmony.

The state of ______ is home to the most rainbows on Earth.

Saturn’s moon, Titan has a moist atmosphere that is ideal for the formation of a rainbow which will be angled at _________ degrees.

Rainbows were believed to be a _____ from the gods by the Greeks and the Romans.

 __________ are rainbows appearing upside down which is due to sunlight refracted by tiny ice crystals.

The lower the Sun is in the sky, the ______ will be the rainbow.

Double Rainbows have their colors reversed, and the outer rainbow is _______ bright and will have red on the inside rather than the outside of the arch.

_________, are confused to be rainbows, they circle the sun as a result of hexagonal ice crystals in high-altitude clouds acting as prisms.