What belongs to you but others use it more than you do?
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Your Name
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Your Mobile
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Your Study books
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None of the above
Your name belongs to you, but other people use it more frequently than you do because they say it when calling or addressing you. You rarely say your own name, while others use it constantly to refer to you. This is a classic riddle that plays on the difference between ownership and usage frequency.
Your name is something you own and that identifies you, yet you almost never say it yourself in daily life — it's other people who call you by it, introduce you with it, or refer to you by it constantly. This is the classic riddle answer because it plays on the idea of 'possession' versus 'usage': you possess your name, but others are the ones actually using it out loud.