Earth's gravity keeps the moon in orbit by pulling on it.
What does the moon's gravity do?
A. pulls back on the Earth
B. can only pull on smaller objects such as asteroids but has no effect on the Earth
C. doesn't affect anything
D. pushes the moon away from the Earth
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