Question 11. State whether the following is a matter or not a matter and give a reason for youranswer.a. Grassb. Plantc. Loved. Aire. Moon(10)

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Question 1 1. State whether the following is a matter or not a matter and give a reason for your answer. a. Grass b. Plant c. Love d. Air e. Moon (10)