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If clouds are dense but droplets have not become large enough to fall, what will happen?

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Correct answer: Clouds may exist, but rain will not occur

Correct answer: A, clouds may exist but rain will not occur. A cloud becomes visible when water vapour condenses into tiny droplets or ice crystals, but visibility alone does not guarantee precipitation. For rain to reach the ground, cloud particles must grow sufficiently through processes such as collision and merging, or by growth of ice crystals. If they remain too small, air resistance and upward air movement can keep them suspended, so the cloud may be dense without producing rain. A is correct because it separates cloud formation from precipitation. B is unrelated to clouds. C is wrong because hail is not compulsory and needs suitable freezing and storm conditions. D is absurd and unrelated. Memory cue: a dark or dense cloud can promise rain, but only sufficiently large particles can fall.

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Cloud DensityDroplet GrowthNo RainClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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