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Which form is made of floating droplets and stays near the ground?

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Correct answer: Fog

Correct answer: A, fog. Fog is made of very small water droplets suspended in air close to the ground. It forms when moist air cools enough for water vapour to condense, and it can reduce visibility. A is correct because it describes both the material—floating droplets—and the position—near the ground. B is incorrect because dew is made of liquid droplets deposited directly on cool surfaces such as grass or leaves, not droplets floating in the air. C is incorrect because frost is made of solid ice crystals attached to surfaces. D is incorrect because hail consists of larger balls or lumps of ice that form in powerful clouds and fall as precipitation; it is not a near-ground cloud of tiny droplets. A useful warning is that fog and mist are both suspended near-ground droplets, whereas dew and frost are surface deposits.

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FogFloating DropletsNear GroundVisibilityForms Of Condensation: DewFrostAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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