What is gravity?, A kind of light, A force of attraction between any two objects, A type of energy, A force that pushes objects away, What two things affect the strength of gravity?, Color and shape, Volume and temperature, Speed and time, Mass and distance, If the distance between two objects increases, the gravitational pull:, Decreases, Increases, Stays the same, Disappears, How much weaker is gravity on the Moon compared to Earth?, 1/10, 1/3, 1/6, 1/2, What causes tides on Earth?, The Sun's heat, Wind, The Moon's gravity, Earthquakes, What is a meteor?, A space rock that enters Earth's atmosphere, A meteor that hits Earth's surface, A small rocky object orbiting the Sun, A star, What is a meteorite?, A moon, A meteor that survives and strikes Earth's surface, A shooting star, A rock orbiting the Sun, What happens to mass in space?, It changes, It doubles, It disappears, It stays the same, What happens to weight in space?, It stays the same, It changes because gravity is different, It doubles, It disappears, Why do objects fall to the ground on Earth?, Because of Earth's gravity, Because of light, Because of magnetism, Because of wind, Gravity is a force of attraction between any two objects., True, False, Gravity is stronger on the Moon than on Earth., True, False, Mass stays the same everywhere in the universe., True, False, A meteorite is a meteor that hits Earth's surface., True, False, Tides are caused by the Sun's heat., True, False, If distance increases, gravitational pull decreases., True, False, Weight changes depending on where you are., True, False, A meteor is a rock orbiting the Sun., True, False, Gravity keeps planets and moons in orbit., True, False, On the Moon, you can throw a ball 6 times higher than on Earth., True, False

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