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What is the main location-based difference between dew and fog?

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Correct answer: Dew forms on surfaces and fog forms in air near the ground

Dew and fog both involve condensation of water vapour when air or a surface cools, but they differ mainly in where the condensed water is found. Dew appears as small liquid droplets deposited directly on cool surfaces such as grass, leaves, or other objects. Fog consists of very small droplets suspended in the air near the ground, reducing visibility. It is therefore like a cloud at or close to the surface.

Option A is correct because it gives this location-based distinction. Dew is not formed in the sky, and fog is not inside rocks. Neither phenomenon occurs only in the sea or only inside soil. The key test is simple: droplets attached to a surface are dew; droplets floating near the ground are fog.

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