Which statement best describes a key difference between the force of gravity and the force of magnetism?

Gravity can push or pull, while magnetism only pulls.

Magnetism can be an attractive or repulsive force, while gravity is only attractive.

Gravity only affects metal objects, while magnetism affects everything.

Magnetism is always a stronger force than gravity and can be observed more easily in everyday life.

Which of the following statements is true for the force of gravity but is NOT true for the force of magnetism?

It can make objects move without touching them.

It is always an attractive, pulling force.

It can be used to hold items on a refrigerator.

Its effect depends on the arrangement of the objects.

A basketball falling through a hoop.

Two magnets that you are trying to push together suddenly fly apart.

A paperclip leaps up from a table and sticks to a nearby magnet.

The moon staying in orbit around the Earth.