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Why is visibility generally greater in mist than in fog?

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Correct answer: Because mist is less dense

Mist and fog are both made of very small water droplets suspended near the ground, but mist usually contains fewer droplets or is less concentrated. Because the droplets scatter and absorb less light, objects can be seen from a greater distance through mist. Thus, visibility is generally better in mist than in fog. The important idea is not that mist lacks water vapour; mist contains moisture and tiny liquid droplets, just in a lower concentration.

Therefore, option A is correct because mist is less dense. The other choices are unsuitable: mist is not sunshine, it is not underground, and it does not lack water vapour. In geography, the terms can overlap in everyday use, but the usual school-level distinction is based on the amount of suspended moisture and the resulting visibility.

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