Different sizes of raindrops:
<ul><li>A) Raindrops are not tear-shaped, as most people think.</li>
<li>B) Very small raindrops are almost spherical in shape.</li>
<li>C) Larger raindrops become flattened at the bottom, like that of a hamburger bun, due to air resistance.</li>
<li>D) Large raindrops have a large amount of air resistance, which makes them begin to become unstable.</li>
<li>E) Very large raindrops split into smaller raindrops due to air resistance.</li></ul>
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