Context: The light has changed too , harder - edged and colder . All of the songbirds are still here , stuffing themselves full of seeds before their flight to warmer places . Ohio is an odd place . Our summers are so hot and sticky and seem endless while they 're here , and then after a really short autumn we 're plunged into a long bitter winter where we barely see the sun .
Question: Why do they barely see the sun in winter ?
Option 0: None of the above choices .
Option 1: Because they are too busy to go outside .
Option 2: Because they are so used to where they lived before .
Option 3: Because it snows a lot .
Answer: 3