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What is the difference between rain and mist? A. Rain forms from clouds, while mist forms at Earth’s surface. B. Rain is warmer than mist. C. Raindrops are larger than droplets of mist. D. Raindrops fall
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What is the difference between rain and mist?

A. Rain forms from clouds, while mist forms at Earth’s surface.

B. Rain is warmer than mist.

C. Raindrops are larger than droplets of mist.

D. Raindrops fall straight down while mist moves sideways.

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The answer is a
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Rain form from clouds, while mist forms at Earth’s surface
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