alleryStart learning →During a total solar eclipse, what covers the Sun completely?
AThe Moon
BPlanet Mars
CDust clouds
DPlanet Venus
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The Moon
The Moon looks about as big as the Sun in our sky, so it can hide the Sun completely.
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