Nimbus clouds are dark and ragged, stratus clouds appear dull in colour and…
GATE · 2011 · AE · General Aptitude
Nimbus clouds are dark and ragged, stratus clouds appear dull in colour and cover the entire sky. Cirrus clouds are thin and delicate, whereas cumulus clouds look like cotton balls.
It can be inferred from the passage that
- A.
A cumulus cloud on the ground is called fog
- B.
It is easy to predict the weather by studying clouds
- C.
Clouds are generally of very different shapes, sizes and mass
- D.
There are four basic cloud types: stratus, nimbus, cumulus and cirrus
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