Cloud Formations

Clouds form when _________ ___________ changes into tiny water droplets or ice crystals.

• Water Vapor

• Water Bits

• Water Pieces

• Water Intensity

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Whether the cloud is made of water droplets or ice crystals depends on the __________________.

• Season

• Direction

• Time

• Temperature.

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Clouds often form when air moves upward to an area of less ________ __________.

• Air Velocity

• Air Moisture

• Air Pressure

• Air Carbon

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When there is less air pressure, the air expands and _____________.

• Falls

• Turns

• Spikes

• Cools

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When the air temperature is ___________________ enough, water droplets or ice crystals form.

• High

• Warm

• Cool

• Rigid

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The wispy thin clouds highest in the sky are known as ____________ clouds.

• Omnibus

• Subulus

• Cirrus

• Timbus

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Clouds that grow vertically up to 12,000 meters, causing thunder storms are known as ______________ _____________.

• Cotton Heads

• Thunder Heads

• Ice Heads

• Black Heads

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Puffy white clouds that look like puffy cotton balls are the mid-altitude clods known as

• Cumulous Omnibus

• Altocumulus

• Pattern Clouds

• Sun Cumulus

:ow altitude clods that often cover the sky are known as ________________ clouds.

• Aractinus

• Stratus

• Moebus

• Nobus

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__________________ is what we call a cloud at ground level.

• Smog

• Trog

• Fog

• Knogg