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Which clouds look like cotton-like heaps in the sky?

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Correct answer: Cumulus clouds

Correct answer: C, cumulus clouds. Cumulus clouds usually appear as separate, rounded, white heaps with a noticeable vertical or cauliflower-like development. Their shape results from rising parcels of air and convection, although their exact appearance changes with moisture and weather conditions. A is wrong because cirrus clouds are high, thin, and feather-like rather than heap-shaped. B is wrong because stratus clouds form broad, fairly uniform layers or sheets that cover much of the sky. D is not the best answer for the described shape: nimbus is mainly associated with rain-bearing cloud development, not the specific cotton-like heap appearance. The visual clue in the question is the important one. Memory cue: cumulus resembles a pile or cotton puff; stratus spreads in strata, and cirrus looks like fine hair or feathers.

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GeographyCumulusCloud-TypesCloud-ShapeClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereClass 12 Mcq

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