Which statement best describes the sun’s appearance during a total solar eclipse?Choose 1 answer:Choose 1 answer:(Choice A)   The sun’s disk is obscured, but its corona is visible.AThe sun’s disk is obscured, but its corona is visible.(Choice B)   The sun’s corona is obscured, but its disk is visible.BThe sun’s corona is obscured, but its disk is visible.(Choice C)   The sun’s disk and corona are both obscured.CThe sun’s disk and corona are both obscured.

B. We can see the Sun even when it islittle below the horizon because ofi. Reflection of lightii. Refraction of lightiii. Dispersion of lightiv. Absorption of light

Select which statement is true during a lunar eclipse.The Moon falls into the Earth's shadowThe Moon is positioned between the Earth and the SunPart of the Earth falls into the Moon's shadowThe Sun is positioned between the Earth and the Moon

Solar and lunar eclipses occur because the Sun's light is____________________________________.Group of answer choicesBlockedRefractedReflectedAbsorbed

What type of solar eclipse has only the outer ring of the photosphere visible?*5 pointsAnnular solar eclipsePartial solar eclipseTotal solar eclipseAll of the above

A solar eclipse occurs when............. athe Earth goes into the moon’s shadow bthe moon goes into Earth’s shadow cMars goes into Earth’s shadow dthe sun goes into the moon’s shadow