Gravity – True or false

The video explains that the moon has a smaller mass than Earth, resulting in a weaker gravitational pull. This causes astronauts to fall to the moon's surface at a slower rate compared to Earth.

How does the mass of the moon compare to that of the Earth?

• The moon has a larger mass than the Earth.

• The moon has a smaller mass than the Earth.

• The moon and the Earth have the same mass.

• The moon's mass is twice that of the Earth.

What is the effect of the moon's smaller mass on its gravitational pull?

• It has no effect on the moon's gravitational pull.

• It makes the moon's gravitational pull weaker.

• It makes the moon's gravitational pull stronger.

• It makes the moon's gravitational pull equal to Earth's.

Which of the following statements is true about the moon's gravitational pull?

• It is weaker than Earth's gravitational pull.

• It is the same as Earth's gravitational pull.

• It is stronger than Earth's gravitational pull.

• It does not affect objects on the moon.

Why do astronauts fall more slowly on the moon compared to Earth?

• Because the moon is closer to the sun.

• Because the moon has no atmosphere.

• Because the moon has a weaker gravitational pull.

• Because the moon has a stronger gravitational pull.

What happens to the rate at which astronauts fall on the moon?

• They fall at the same rate as on Earth.

• They fall at a faster rate than on Earth.

• They fall at a slower rate than on Earth.

• They do not fall at all.