Clouds are water vapor condensed into minute water...

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Clouds are water vapor condensed into minute water particles which float in masses in the atmosphere. There are three main types of clouds, classified according to the height at which they occur. Clouds were first named by the English chemist Luke Howard in 1803, a pioneer of methodology. The types he named were cirrus, cumulus and stratus.
Cirrus clouds
            Cirrus clouds are usually high and appear a delicate whitish threads against a blue sky. Because of their height, they are composed of ice crystals and not of water droplets.
Cumulus clouds
            Cumulus clouds typically have a rounded appearance and sometimes reach 20.000 feet into the sky. They are often characterized by having an anvil shape in the center of the cloud.
Stratus clouds
            Stratus cloud are layers of cloud which can form at any height and tend to cover the whole sky. Often, the sky is overcast and the sun is probably completely concealed.
            This is the basic grouping of types of clouds. The ever-changing cloud formations are an important aspect of meteorology and clouds can be further described in many ways.
1.      What is the classification of the clouds based on?

Fitria H · Accepted Answer

Hi, Reza R. Kakak bantu jawab ya.

“What is the classification of the clouds based on?” berarti “Klasifikasi awan tersebut berdasarkan apa?”

Untuk menjawab pertanyaan di atas, perhatikan penggalan teks berikut:
“There are three main types of clouds, classified according to the height at which they occur” (Ada tiga jenis utama awan, diklasifikasi berdasarkan tinggi awan dimana mereka terbentuk).

Jadi, jawabannya adalah “The classification of the clouds is based on the height at which they occur”.

Thank you. Happy learning!

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