Question

Drag the titles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. Match each type of cloud with its description

Answer 1

cumulus: fluffy cotton balls

stratus: overcast days, rainfall

cirrus: fair weather

fog: warm air over cold ground

Answer 2

• Cumulus clouds. -- Resembles fluffy cotton balls.
• Stratus clouds --- Associated with overcast days and the rainstorms.
• Cirrus clouds --- Indicate fair weather
• Fog. ---- forma when the warm air flows over a closed ground

Step-by-step explanation:

• Cumulus clouds have a flat base and are described as the cotton shaped and are puffy. These are low-level clouds of 2,000 meters of height. They are preforms of the type pf the cumulonimbus.

• Stratus clouds are the low-level clouds that are characterized by horizontal layering and a uniform base and are described as flat hairless and featureless.

• The circus clouds are characterized by a thin and a is a type of the curly locks of hair form along at an altitude of 16,500 ft and are light grey.

• While fog is a visible form of the water droplet that is suspended on the air near the surface of the earth and is considered as a low lying cloud.