High-Level Clouds are formed altitudes below 20,000 feet. TRUE or FALSE
FALSE
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Stratus and Nimbostratus are Low-Level Clouds. TRUE or FALSE
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The clouds are dark gray and produce falling rain or snow. We called it ...
Nimbostratus
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Low-Level Clouds are found below 6,500 feet. TRUE or FALSE
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Cumulonimbus are also known as the thunder clouds. TRUE or FALSE
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Cirrostratus are the clouds in Low-level Clouds. TRUE or FALSE
FALSE (High-Level Clouds)
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Cumulonimbus clouds can take up several miles across the sky and can reach 39,000 feet or higher because of very strong updraft in the atmosphere. TRUE or FALSE
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Altostratus can cover the entire sky and form before rain storm. TRUE or FALSE
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Nimbostratus clouds are called fair weather clouds and look like floating cotton. TRUE or FALSE
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Cumulonimbus can reach 39,000 feet or higher. TRUE or FALSE
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Cirrocumulus clouds look like small rounds puffs in the sky. Sometimes they are called mackarel clouds because they look similar to fish. TRUE or FALSE
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Cirrostratus clouds are like very thin sheets of clouds that cover large parts of the sky. TRUE or FALSE