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White fluffy cotton-like clouds are generally known by which name?

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Correct answer: Cumulus

Correct answer: A — cumulus. Cumulus clouds are usually detached, puffy clouds with rounded tops and relatively flat bases. Their appearance is often compared with heaps of cotton or cauliflower, especially when sunlight makes them look bright and white. Cirrus clouds are high, thin, and feather-like. Stratus clouds spread in broad, fairly uniform layers or sheets. Nimbus is a rain-related term used in names of clouds that produce precipitation, rather than the main name for a fluffy shape. Cloud appearance can change with altitude and weather conditions, but the basic visual clue in this question is the cotton-like, heap-shaped form. Memory cue: “cumulus = clumps or heaps”; “cirrus = wisps”; “stratus = layers.”

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CumulusCloud TypesCloud AppearanceAtmosphereClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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