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(20 points) What are wispy looking clouds, usually at high altitudes called? stratus clouds nimbus clouds cirrus clouds cumulus clouds
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(20 points) What are wispy looking clouds, usually at high altitudes called?
stratus clouds
nimbus clouds
cirrus clouds
cumulus clouds
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the answer is c cirrus clouds
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C , hope this helps
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