Question

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1. what are clouds made of? *

10 points
dust and sand
tiny water droplets or ice crystals
smoke from the ground
air and gases

1. how do cumulus clouds usually appear? *

10 points
thin and wispy
fluffy, white, and cotton-like
dark and flat
layered like a blanket

Explanation:

1. Clouds are formed when water vapor condenses. Tiny water droplets or ice crystals are the main components. Dust, sand, smoke, air, and gases are not the primary substances that make up clouds.
2. Cumulus clouds are known for their fluffy, white, and cotton - like appearance. Thin and wispy clouds are often cirrus clouds. Dark and flat clouds may be associated with stormy or overcast conditions (not typical cumulus). Layered like a blanket is more characteristic of stratus clouds.

Answer:

1. Tiny water droplets or ice crystals
2. Fluffy, white, and cotton - like