Question

ch 6 water and atmospheric moisture: clouds and fog
match the part of the cloud name with its meaning or general association
strato
flat and/or layered
cumulo
whispy
cirro
globular
alto
high
nimbo or nimbus
rain

Explanation:

• Strato: Clouds with "strato" in their name, like stratus, are typically flat and/or layered.
• Cumulo: Cumulus clouds have a globular, puffy appearance.
• Cirro: Cirrus clouds are high - altitude, thin, and whispy.
• Alto: Altocumulus and altostratus are mid - level clouds. The "alto" part of their name is associated with their mid - level (not extremely high like cirro, but not low like stratus in some cases) position, but more accurately, in cloud naming conventions, "alto" is related to the middle height range.
• Nimbo or nimbus: Clouds with "nimbo" or "nimbus" (e.g., nimbostratus) are associated with rain.

Answer:

Strato - Flat and/or layered, Cumulo - Globular, Cirro - Whispy, Alto - High (mid - level in cloud naming context), Nimbo or nimbus - Rain.