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Grade-3
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Question

All the objects on the Earth have ____ because of the Earth’s gravity.

  1. Mass
  2. Weight
  3. To occupy space
  4.  Blood

hintHint:

If the Earth’s gravity disappears, everything lying on the ground will start floating  because they become weightless in the absence of gravity. 

The correct answer is: Weight


    The Earth’s gravity gives us weight. The more massive an object is, the more is the gravitational pull of the Earth on it, and hence, the more would be its weight.
    Hence, weight is the right answer.

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