If you drop a crayon, in which direction will gravity pull it?

Toward the center of the Earth.

Sideways, toward the nearest large object.

In the opposite direction of the Earth's spin.

What is the primary reason that a ball thrown into the air eventually comes back down to the ground?

The air pressure from above pushes it down.

It runs out of upward energy and stops moving.

The Earth's gravitational force pulls it downward.

The rotation of the Earth causes it to fall.

It only works on objects that are not moving.

It can pull on an object without physically touching it.

It requires two objects to be in direct contact to work.

A kite being held up by the wind.

A magnet sticking to a refrigerator door.

A leaf falling from a tree branch to the ground.

Pushing a toy car across the floor.