Which example could Mrs. James use with the diagram to explain this concept?
Responses
A Earth attracts gravity like a magnetic force, and its spherical shape allows it to pull gravity in from every direction.Earth attracts gravity like a magnetic force, and its spherical shape allows it to pull gravity in from every direction.
B Objects dropped while standing at the north or south pole will fall toward the direction of the star on the diagram.Objects dropped while standing at the north or south pole will fall toward the direction of the star on the diagram.
C Gravity is strongest in the southern hemisphere, or bottom half of the Earth, because gravity pulls downward.Gravity is strongest in the southern hemisphere, or bottom half of the Earth, because gravity pulls downward.
D The Sun provides solar energy to all parts of the Earth equally, causing gravity to cover Earth's entire surface.

Question

Which example could Mrs. James use with the diagram to explain this concept?
Responses
A	Earth attracts gravity like a magnetic force, and its spherical shape allows it to pull gravity in from every direction.Earth attracts gravity like a magnetic force, and its spherical shape allows it to pull gravity in from every direction.
B	Objects dropped while standing at the north or south pole will fall toward the direction of the star on the diagram.Objects dropped while standing at the north or south pole will fall toward the direction of the star on the diagram.
C	Gravity is strongest in the southern hemisphere, or bottom half of the Earth, because gravity pulls downward.Gravity is strongest in the southern hemisphere, or bottom half of the Earth, because gravity pulls downward.
D	The Sun provides solar energy to all parts of the Earth equally, causing gravity to cover Earth's entire surface.