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Under which condition can the climate of a place be called humid?

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Correct answer: Where moisture and rainfall are high over a long time

The direct answer is A: a place may be called humid when moisture and rainfall remain high over a long time. Humidity means that the air contains a relatively large amount of water vapour. For a climate description, we should not judge from one short event; we consider the usual long-term atmospheric conditions. Option A is correct because persistent moisture and generally high rainfall support a humid climate. Option B is not a definition of humidity: a sandy place may be dry or may have humid air. Option C is wrong because no rainfall generally suggests dry conditions, although rainfall alone is not the only measure. Option D is the opposite of humid, because air without water vapour is dry. The reasoning is: more water vapour in air + long-lasting wet conditions → humid climate. Memory cue: humid means moist air, not merely a particular surface.

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