According to Locke, ideas of primary qualities
A) Are known to us through reason alone.
B) Are perceptions such as colors and sounds.
C) Resemble what exists in the external body itself.
D) Do not resemble what exists in the external body itself.

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Locke argued that ideas of primary qualities, such as solidity, extension, motion, and number, resemble the qualities actually present in the external object itself. These qualities are thought to exist independently of our perception and to form the basis of our empirical knowledge of the physical world.

According to Locke, Ideas of Primary Qualities