Can you solve these physics riddles? ft Simone Giertz - Part 1/3

I hope I get this one right.

When the objects are falling, they are both subject to the same acceleration (i.e. gravity).  

The force each object experiences is calculated as Force = mass x acceleration

If an object reaches terminal velocity that means the force pushing down on the object (i.e. the weight) and the force pushing up the same object (i.e. the air resistance) will be equal.

Since in this riddle both objects are subject to the same acceleration (again, gravity), the only difference that affects the value of the force pushing down is the mass of the object.  

That means the heavier object will experience a higher force pushing down, which means it also experience a higher force pushing up when it reaches terminal velocity.

So the answer is the heavier object experiences a higher force of air resistance.