When does air become humid?
Possibly A) Air draws water in when it is dry, therefore it can become humid. Possibly B) Air draws in more water when it is also hot, therefore it can become more humid. Air does not hold water so well when it cools so it will condensate and lose humidity. Most Likely) If air has a lot of water vapor that means it has a lot of humidity. Odds are with the phrasing of the question a lot of thought didn’t go into wording the question. Using contextual clues I am decided that D would be the best answer because it is the most scientific (meaning that was the answer from the book and the teacher had to come up with some other easy words to describe possible air conditions). And tell her I said that.
