WHERE CAN PEOPLE SEE THE ECLIPSE IN TOTALITY, AND WHAT WILL THEY SEE IF THEY ARE NOT IN THE PATH OF TOTALITY?

The video explains the path of totality for a solar eclipse, which spans 70 miles wide from Oregon to South Carolina. Outside this path, observers will see a partial eclipse where the moon partially covers the sun. In Washington, DC, about 80% of the sun will be covered during the eclipse.

What is the width of the path of totality during an eclipse?

• 50 miles

• 150 miles

• 70 miles

• 100 miles

Which states does the path of totality cross from west to east?

• California to Florida

• Washington to New York

• Texas to Virginia

• Oregon to South Carolina

What happens during a partial eclipse?

• The sun is completely covered by the moon.

• The moon is completely covered by the sun.

• The moon takes a bite out of the sun but doesn't cover it completely.

• The sun is not visible at all.

In which city will about 80% of the sun be covered during the eclipse?

• New York City

• Chicago

• Los Angeles

• Washington, DC

What percentage of the sun will be covered in Washington, DC during the eclipse?

• 100%

• 80%

• 60%

• 50%