Vocabulary in Context
What does "drizzle" mean in the passage?
What is light rain?
What is the main idea of "Crazy About Clouds"?
What is Clouds come in many types and can tell us about the weather?
Which section tells how clouds are formed?
What is "Tiny, Floating Drops"?
What does the phrase “change before your very eyes” mean?
What is You can watch them change quickly?
Which type of cloud causes strong storms?
What is Cumulonimbus?
What does the word "muses" mean in the sentence: "Molly muses as she picks"?
What is thinks deeply?
Why do clouds look different?
What is Because they have different shapes, colors, and heights?
Why does the author use headings like “Changing Clouds”?
What is To organize the ideas into small parts?
Which sentence shows how the author feels about clouds?
What is “You are sure to find many wonderful shapes drifting in the sky”?
What can cirrus clouds tell you about the weather?
What is That the weather might change soon?
What is the meaning of "creeps" in the sentence about fog?
What is moves slowly?
What causes rain to fall from clouds?
What is The water droplets get too heavy to float?
What type of text is "Crazy About Clouds"?
What is Informational text?
Why does the author compare some clouds to cotton balls?
What is To help the reader picture what they look like?
What is fog, according to the passage?
What is A cloud that touches the ground?
What does "flutter" mean when describing ladybug wings?
What is move quickly?
What happens to fog when the weather warms up?
What is It clears away?
What signal words help show cause and effect in the passage?
What is "Because," "As," and "So"?
How does the author make the passage fun to read?
What is By using questions and playful language?
What is one reason scientists study clouds?
What is To predict what the weather will be like?
What does the word “cumulonimbus” tell us about the type of cloud?
What is a dark cloud that brings storms?
What are some clouds that appear in good weather?
What is Cumulus clouds?
Which detail would best fit in a summary of the passage?
What is Clouds form when drops of water come together?
What is the purpose of the last question: “Can you guess the weather ahead?”
What is To encourage the reader to observe clouds?
What happens to clouds on a warm day with no wind?
What is They may look fluffy and stay in the sky?