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B) False

Stratus clouds are always thin and wispy and fade as they spread.

Your Answer: False
Stratus clouds form in layers that are flat layers. Stratus clouds usually spread along the whole sky. As they get thicker they may produce precipitation. However, they are then called nimbostratus clouds. Cirrus clouds are wispy.

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