Question

when object pass in front of the sun, we call this a _?_
eclipse
orbit
tranist

Explanation:

First, analyze the options: "eclipse" is when a celestial body blocks another (like moon blocking sun, but the question is about an object passing in front of sun, more accurately a transit). Wait, there's a typo, "tranist" should be "transit". A transit is when a smaller celestial body passes in front of a larger one (like Venus transiting the Sun). "Orbit" is the path, not the event of passing. So the correct term (despite the typo) is the third option (assuming "tranist" is a typo for "transit"). But if we consider the options as given, maybe a misspelling. Alternatively, if "eclipse" is considered, but eclipse is when the blocking is partial/total by a larger or same - sized body? Wait, no: a transit is when a smaller body passes in front of a larger one (like Mercury or Venus transiting the Sun). So the intended answer is the third option (even with typo) or maybe a mistake. But based on the question "when object pass in front of the sun", the term is "transit" (so the option with typo "tranist" is the intended one, or maybe a typo for "transit"). Alternatively, maybe the question has a typo, but among the options, "transit" (the third option, despite typo) is the correct concept.

Answer:

The option with "tranist" (assuming it's a typo for "transit") is the correct one. If we consider the options as presented (with possible typo), the third option (the one with "tranist") is the intended answer for the event of an object passing in front of the sun (a transit).