Multiple choice

During rainy seasons most eatables become moist and tender. what does it indicate?

  1. Air contain oxygen

  2. Air contains water vapours

  3. Air contain dust particles

  4. Air contain carbon dioxide

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

Air contains water vapours, and during rainy seasons, humidity levels are very high. This increased moisture in the air makes food items absorb water and become moist and tender. This is why things feel damp and why salt or sugar clumps together in monsoon weather.