Where Did the Sun Go?

In this video, children are playing outside when they notice it gets dark earlier than expected. They become scared, fearing the loss of sunny days and rainbows. Zina arrives and explains that the darkness is due to a solar eclipse, where the sun is temporarily hidden by the moon. She reassures them that it's a natural phenomenon and nothing to fear. The children learn about solar eclipses and overcome their fear, understanding that the sun will shine again once the eclipse is over.

What unusual event do Bino and Fino notice while playing outside?

• The wind becomes very strong.

• A rainbow appears in the sky.

• The sun suddenly disappears.

• It starts raining heavily.

What are Bino and Fino worried about when it gets dark?

• They might not be able to play outside anymore.

• They will miss their favorite TV show.

• They will get lost in the dark.

• They will have to go to bed early.

Who explains the reason for the sudden darkness to Bino and Fino?

• Their parents

• Their friend

• Zina

• Their teacher

What natural phenomenon does Zina explain to Bino and Fino?

• A lunar eclipse

• A solar eclipse

• A thunderstorm

• A meteor shower

How does Zina describe a solar eclipse to Bino and Fino?

• Like a tree blocking the sun

• Like a curtain being drawn

• Like a door closing

• All of the above

What happens after the solar eclipse ends?

• The sun shines again.

• It starts raining.

• The moon becomes visible.

• The stars appear.

How do Bino and Fino feel after learning about the solar eclipse?

• Still scared

• Relieved and grateful

• Indifferent

• Confused