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Dew, frost, fog and mist are placed in which group?

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Correct answer: Forms of condensation

Direct answer: A, forms of condensation. Condensation is the change of water vapour into liquid water droplets or, under sufficiently cold conditions, ice. Dew forms as liquid droplets on cool surfaces; frost forms as ice on a surface; fog is a cloud-like collection of tiny droplets near the ground; and mist is a lighter, less dense suspended moisture. Thus, all four are atmospheric moisture forms produced or associated with condensation. A is correct because it includes all four examples. B is wrong because volcano forms describe volcanic structures, not moisture. C is wrong because earthquakes are classified by causes, depth, or movement. D is wrong because rocks are classified as igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic. Memory cue: dew and frost are on surfaces, while fog and mist float near the ground—but all belong to condensation.

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