Locke claims that __________ qualities are nothing in the objects themselves.
A) tertiary
B) primary
C) secondary
D) divine

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Locke claims that secondary qualities, such as color, sound, taste, and smell, are not actually in the objects themselves but are the result of the interaction between our senses and the objects. These qualities do not exist independently of the perceiver, unlike primary qualities which are inherent in the object.

Locke Claims That __________ Qualities Are Nothing in the Objects