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Why is it said that every cloud is not a rain cloud?

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Correct answer: Because in some clouds droplets remain too small and sparse

Correct answer: A. A cloud is a visible collection of tiny water droplets, ice crystals, or both suspended in air. Its particles may be so small and widely separated that air currents can keep them floating. To become precipitation, cloud particles must grow by collision and coalescence, by deposition and ice-crystal processes, or by other growth mechanisms until their downward gravitational motion is greater than the support of updrafts. A is correct because small, sparse particles may form a cloud without producing rain that reaches the ground. B is wrong because clouds contain condensed water in liquid or solid form. C is the opposite of the truth. D is wrong because clouds are physical water or ice particles, not sound waves. Memory cue: cloud means suspended particles; rain means particles have grown heavy enough to fall.

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CloudsRain CloudsPrecipitationDroplet GrowthClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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