The Philosopher John Locke Drew a Distinction Between Primary and Secondary

Multiple Choice

The philosopher John Locke drew a distinction between primary and secondary qualities, asserting that

A) primary qualities are actually present in an object, whereas secondary qualities are sensations evoked by that object.
B) primary qualities are illusory, whereas secondary qualities are real.
C) primary qualities include color, sound, and taste; secondary qualities include bulk, number, and motion.
D) primary qualities must be accepted with caution, whereas secondary qualities accurately reflect the nature of the world.