Fact Cloud

[River Fenwick]

Everyone finishes their writing, and those who want their letters sent hand them in to the counselor to do so. Satisfied that everyone is done, the counselor turns to your group and announces, "We'll be visiting another cloud today, campers! This one is a bit more educational. What's camp without a mix of fun and learning after all?"

You follow your counselor across a few bridges before reaching your destination, where large tables await you, pieces of paper sprawled across their surfaces. You sit down at an open seat at one of these tables, and grab one of the papers which reads: At any given time, how much of the Earth's surface is covered by clouds? You flip the paper over and see the question's answer: about 67 percent.

"In front of you are papers with some facts about clouds," the counselor speaks over the group, "I want you to grab some, find a partner, and learn something new!"

Task:
Answer the five trivia questions about clouds and send them to me via a Roost PM.
1. What are clouds made out of?
2. Clouds get their name based on what two factors?
3. What purpose do clouds serve during the nighttime?
4. How many major cloud layers does Jupiter have?
5. What are Venus's clouds primarily made of?

Send your submissions to me via a Roost PM by September 30th at 11:59 PM HOL time for 10 beans.