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Fog represents which condition of the water cycle?

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Correct answer: Condensation of water vapor near the surface

Direct answer: A, condensation of water vapour near the surface. Fog forms when air close to the ground cools sufficiently for water vapour to change into countless tiny liquid droplets, often around condensation nuclei. These droplets remain suspended near the surface and reduce visibility. It is therefore similar to a cloud at ground level, but the defining condition in this question is near-surface condensation. B is wrong because evaporation changes liquid water into invisible vapour; it does not directly describe the visible fog. C is less precise: clouds form higher in the atmosphere, whereas fog is near the ground, even though both involve condensation. D concerns the movement of groundwater below the surface and has no direct role in defining fog. Memory cue: fog is a cloud that forms low, by cooling and condensation.

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FogCondensationNear-Surface WeatherWater CycleHydrological CycleThe Living WorldBiologyClass 11 Mcq

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