The moon has more gravitational attraction than the Earth.

a. True

b. False

That can be either true or false, depending on the location

of the object being gravitationally attracted.

The gravitational attraction between you and anything else

depends on the mass of the other thing and your distance from it.

If you're on the line between the Earth and the moon, and

anywhere within about 24,000 miles of the moon, then

you'll be attracted toward the moon more strongly than

toward the Earth.