Experiencing a Total Solar Eclipse with Andy Rash

What must one be in to view the total solar eclipse?

• Underwater

• In an airplane

• In the right place at the right time

• In a special building

How long did the moon completely block the sun's light?

• 30 seconds

• 5 minutes

• 2 minutes and 40 seconds

• 1 minute

Why are special glasses needed for watching the eclipse?

• To look cool

• To protect our eyes from the sun

• To see in the dark

• To see the stars better

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What did the narrator and their dad do a day before the eclipse?

• Went shopping

• Drove to a campsite

• Watched TV

• Played video games

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What natural reactions occurred during the total eclipse?

• It started raining

• Crickets chirped and dogs barked

• Animals became quiet

• It became very hot

What did the narrator and their dad do immediately after the eclipse?

• Went to sleep

• Started driving home

• Put their glasses back on

• Ate dinner

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What phenomenon did the narrator expect to see a minute after the eclipse?

• Northern lights

• Crescent moon-shaped spots of sunlight

• Shooting stars

• Rainbows

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How did the narrator feel about the traffic jam after the eclipse?

• Angry

• Sad

• Happy

• Excited

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What will the narrator and their dad do a year from now?

• Plan another trip

• Talk about the eclipse

• Forget the eclipse

• Sell their glasses

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What did the narrator plan to do years from now?

• Write a book

• Go to see another eclipse

• Forget about the eclipse

• Sleep

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