Spots in my Eyes - Kids' Poems and Stories With Michael Rosen

The video discusses the phenomenon of seeing spots in one's vision. Initially mistaken for dirty windows or flies, these spots are actually within the eye. The speaker explores methods to locate these spots and conceptualizes the eye as a fish tank with floating spots. The impact of these spots on vision, especially against a clear sky, is also highlighted.

What did the narrator initially think the spots in their eyes were?

• Dust on the windows

• Raindrops

• Reflections

• Sunlight

How does the narrator try to locate the spots in their eyes?

• By staring at a white wall

• By blinking rapidly

• By closing their eyes

• By looking through a magnifying glass

What analogy does the narrator use to describe the eye?

• A telescope

• A plastic ball

• A camera lens

• A mirror

What does the narrator wish for regarding the spots?

• To get rid of them

• To see more of them

• To understand them better

• To make them more colorful

Where does the narrator see the spots when looking at the sky?

• In the sun

• Floating across the blue sky

• In the stars

• In the clouds