Which of the following is the weapon of Lord Ganesha?

Lord Ganesha is typically depicted holding the pasha (noose) and ankusha (goad or elephant prod) as two of his key attributes. The pasha (noose) captures worldly attachments and pulls devotees toward spiritual wisdom, while the ankusha (goad) serves to guide - traditionally used to control elephants, it metaphorically guides the mind away from ignorance and toward enlightenment. These are among the most iconic weapons/objects shown in Ganesha iconography.