The force that causes objects with mass to attract to each other., gravity, air, mass, A push or pull that causes an object to move, stop, or change direction., mass, air, force, Name of the British physicist that discovered the force of gravity., Albert Einstein, Sir Isaac Newton, Martin Luther King Jr., The amount of matter that makes an object., mass, gravity, energy, How heavy something is; how much gravity pulls on an object., energy, atmosphere, weight, Push or pull an object, force, gravity, moon, An object in movement will keep moving, an object will remain at rest unless an outside force changes its motion., 3rd Law of Newton, 1st Law of Newton, 2nd Law of Newton, According to popular legend, how did Sir Isaac Newton discover gravity?, by making an apple pie with his grandmother., by observing an apple fall from a tree., By observing how an apple tree grew.., Which object is NOT affected by Earth's gravity?, rainbow, oceans, clouds, Which object is NOT affected by Earth's gravity?, fruits, people, planets, Which object is NOT affected by Earth's gravity?, plants, animals, light, Which object IT IS affected by Earth's gravity?, the Sun, airplane, heat, Which object IT IS affected by Earth's gravity?, drone, light, Jupiter, Which object IT IS affected by Earth's gravity?, light, rainbow, fireworks, Gravity is a force that pulls objects to the ground., false, true, maybe, Which celestial body has more gravity?, Earth, moon, none, If a planet has more mass, your weight would be _______ than on Earth., less, more, same, A boy's gravitational pull attracts the Earth towards him., true, false, maybe, Gravity is a force that pushes things apart., false, true, sometimes, Earth’s gravity is stronger than the moon’s., false, sometimes, true.

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