How we see color

As you have learned, light travels in waves. When those

waves enter our eyes, we see objects and color. We see the
color of an object from the color that is reflected. For example,
we see that a flower is red because it reflects red light.

Some people do not see color correctly. The parts of the

eye that recognize color (cones) are either not present or they
do not work correctly. We say that these people are color blind.

Make these changes to the above story:

1. Capitalize the first letter of each word in the title: how we

see color
2. Center the title: how we see color
3. Use the tab key to indent the first lines of both paragraphs
4. Put a comma (,) after the word eyes
(1st paragraph; 2nd sentence)
5. Put a space between the words from and the
(1st paragraph; 3rd sentence)
6. Change the word saw to see
(2nd paragraph; 1st sentence)
7. Change the font for the entire story to Comic Sans