Kids Day & Night

Sunrise and sunset

6 free practice questions with explanations

PassNova has 6 free Kids Day & Night practice questions on Sunrise and sunset, each with a clear explanation. Practise them in the browser with instant feedback — 100% free, no sign-up, on any device. Updated for 2026.

Sample questions

Sunrise and sunset: example questions & answers

6 worked examples with answers and explanations below. Practise them in the browser with instant feedback on every answer.

  1. What do we call it when the Sun appears in the morning and the sky gets light?

    • AMidnight
    • BBedtime
    • CSunrise
    • DSunset

    Answer: Sunrise is when the Sun seems to come up in the morning and the sky becomes bright.

  2. What do we call it in the evening when the Sun goes down and the sky gets dark?

    • ASunset
    • BBreakfast time
    • CSunrise
    • DNoon

    Answer: Sunset is in the evening when the Sun seems to go down and it starts to get dark.

  3. At sunrise, where does the Sun seem to appear?

    • AStraight down from above
    • BFrom behind the Moon
    • COnly out of the sea
    • DLow in the sky near the ground

    Answer: At sunrise the Sun appears low down near the edge of the land or sea, then rises higher.

  4. During which part of the day does sunset happen?

    • AThe middle of the night
    • BThe evening
    • CJust after breakfast
    • DThe early morning

    Answer: Sunset happens in the evening as the day ends and night begins.

  5. What often happens to the sky's colours during a sunset?

    • AIt goes completely black instantly
    • BIt fills with snow
    • CIt can turn orange, pink and red
    • DIt turns bright green

    Answer: At sunset the sky can glow beautiful orange, pink and red colours before it gets dark.

  6. Does the Sun really move up and down, or does the Earth's spinning make it look that way?

    • AThe Earth's spinning makes it look that way
    • BThe Sun bounces up and down
    • CThe Sun rolls along the ground
    • DThe Sun swaps places with the Moon

    Answer: The Sun stays still; the Earth spinning is what makes the Sun seem to rise and set.

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