Question

Describe the role of temperature change in cloud formation.

A) As water on Earth cools down, it condenses in the air and forms clouds.
B) As water on Earth cools down, it evaporates into the atmosphere and forms clouds.
C) Water on Earth heats up and evaporates into the atmosphere, then cools and condenses to form clouds.
D) Water on Earth heats up and evaporates into the atmosphere. Water vapor continues to heat up to form clouds.

Answer 1

The answer is c because during the water cycle the sun evaporates the water into the atmosphere, which then cools it down to form clouds, whuch then cause it to rain.

Answer 2

The correct answer would be option C.

Temperature plays important role in a water cycle.

The increase in temperature of surface water causes the evaporation of water.

The water vapors rise up in the atmosphere. The temperature keeps on decreasing as they move up the atmosphere.

It causes the water vapors to condense which results in the formation of clouds.