Question

ch 6 water and atmospheric moisture: clouds and fog
match the part of the cloud name with its meaning or general association
strato
cumulo
cirro
alto
nimbo or nimbus

Explanation:

• Cumulo: Cumulus clouds are typically fluffy and have a globular shape.
• Cirro: Cirrus clouds are high - altitude clouds and are often whispy in appearance.
• Alto: Alto - prefix is associated with mid - level clouds. But among the given options, if we consider the general association in cloud naming conventions (though the 'Alto' option in the provided list has an incorrect match in the original image as 'Whispy' is more for 'Cirro'), in standard terms, 'Alto' is related to mid - level (not directly one of the given options perfectly, but if we assume from the remaining options after correct matches for others).
• Nimbo or nimbus: As given, these are associated with rain.

Answer:

Cumulo - Globular; Cirro - Whispy; Alto - High (assuming a correction as the original 'Whispy' for 'Alto' is wrong in standard cloud naming, and 'High' is more for 'Cirro' but if we have to choose from the given options in a forced - match way, 'Alto' is mid - level but among the given options 'High' is the closest remaining after proper matches for others); Nimbo or nimbus - Rain.