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How do the water droplets lift to the highest part of the cloud?
A strong wind lifts them up.
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How do the ice grains form layers?
As they fall, wind takes them back to the top of the cloud. This happens several times, until they become too heavy to float any longer.
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Explain the meaning of the word 'actual'.
real; existing in reality; factual
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The frozen ice grains fall to the bottom of the cloud because...
... they have become heavier.
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During what seasons do hailstones usually fall?
Spring and Summer.
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baam
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seesaw
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rocket
Go to first place!
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baam
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You can fiind out the heat index if you know the ___
___ air temperature and the amount of relative humidity in the air.
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boom
Lose 50 points!
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star
Double points!
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fairy
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thief
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Go to last place!
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fairy
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Explain in general the meaning of the term "feels-like" tempoerature.
It is the temperature as it feels to you, rather than the actual temperature on the barometer.
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What fruit could you see on page 45?
A peach.
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What makes your body feel cooler in Summer?
Sweat takes some of the heat out of your body.
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Which season is most humid in your part of the world?
Summer.
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Why do you feel hot and sticky on a humid day?
Sweat cannot evaporate.
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In the highest part of the cloud, the water droplets freeze because...
...the higher part very cold.
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Why does the temperature sometimes feels colder in Winter?
Because of the wind speed.
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