Frost is more likely to form
A)on a cloudy night.
B)under a tree.
C)on objects with greater surface area.
D)None of the above.

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Frost forms when air temperature is below freezing and water vapor in the air freezes onto surfaces. Objects with greater surface area provide more space for water vapor to condense and freeze onto, making them more likely to accumulate frost. Cloud cover and being under a tree may affect the temperature and humidity of the surrounding air, but they do not directly affect the likelihood of frost formation.

Frost Is More Likely to Form