Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. Recall how Newton’s investigation of light followed one form of the scientific method. Match the statements about Newton’s experiment with the steps in the scientific method. Tiles: White light becomes a spectrum of seven colored lights after passing through a prism. What happens to a single color of light when it passes through a prism? A single color of light will not change when it passes through a prism. White light passes through a prism. A slit is used to direct only the red light through a second prism. When the red light goes through a second prism, its color does not change. The hypothesis proposed for this experiment is true. The colors in a spectrum are part of white light, and the prism separates them. Pairs: Make an observation. Ask a question. Construct a hypothesis. Test the hypothesis with an investigation. Analyze the data. Confirm whether the hypothesis is true. Explain the results.