Question

1. match the type of cloud to the picture of the cloud.

draggable item \t \t corresponding item
stratus \t → \t image of a cloud
cumulus \t → \t image of a cloud
cirrus \t → \t image of a cloud

Explanation:

• Stratus clouds are usually low - lying, uniform, and cover large areas, matching the third picture (the one with the more uniform, grayish - looking cloud cover).
• Cumulus clouds are fluffy, white, and look like cotton balls, matching the second picture (the one with the puffy white cloud).
• Cirrus clouds are thin, wispy, and high - altitude, matching the first picture (the one with the wispy, streaky cloud).

Answer:

• Stratus → The third picture (with the more uniform, grayish cloud cover)
• Cumulus → The second picture (with the puffy white cloud)
• Cirrus → The first picture (with the wispy, streaky cloud)