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Clouds are generally classified on which two bases?

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Correct answer: Height and form

Correct answer: A, height and form. Cloud classification needs observable features that help identify how and where clouds develop. Height refers to the level or altitude at which the main cloud base occurs, while form refers to its visible shape and structure, such as layered, heap-like, wispy, or vertically developed. These features help distinguish cloud groups such as stratus, cumulus, cirrus, and cumulonimbus. Option A is correct because both altitude and appearance are important classification bases. B is wrong because rocks and soil are parts of the land surface, not cloud characteristics. C is wrong because rivers and seas are water bodies and do not classify cloud forms. D is wrong because volcanoes and earthquakes are geological phenomena. Memory cue: observe a cloud from two viewpoints—how high it is and what shape it has.

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Cloud ClassificationHeightCloud FormAtmosphereClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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