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What is the main difference between fog and cloud?

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Correct answer: In height of formation

Correct answer: B, height of formation. Fog and cloud are both made of tiny water droplets or ice particles suspended in air, and both result from condensation. The important difference is their position relative to the ground. Fog forms at or very close to the Earth’s surface and can reduce visibility for people there. A cloud forms higher in the atmosphere, although a cloud touching the ground is effectively fog. A is wrong because both may contain liquid droplets or ice particles. C is wrong because condensation is involved in forming both. D is wrong because water vapour or atmospheric moisture is needed for both. Therefore, the deciding distinction is height, not material or process. Memory cue: fog is a cloud at ground level; cloud is condensation above the ground.

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FogCloudHeight Of FormationCondensationForms Of Condensation: DewFrostAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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