Clouds
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
Help!
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| Cumulus | flat bottom, puffy clouds often seen on fair days
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| Cumulonimbus | flat botom, puffy gray clouds often shaped like anvils that bring thunderstorms
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| Cirrus | high wispy, or feather-like, clouds that are made of ice crystals
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| Stratus | layered or blanket-like clouds found at middle to low elevations
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| Nimbostratus | gray layered or blanket-like clouds that often bring long periods of precipitation
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| fog | a low-lying stratus cloud that touches the ground
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| cirro- | the prefix for high elevation clouds
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| alto- | the prefix for middle elevation clouds
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| strato- | the prefix for low lying clouds
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