Berkeley argues that in order to be convinced of his claims, "the reader need only reflect, and try to separate in his own thoughts the _______ of a sensible thing from its ___________."

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Berkeley's argument revolves around the idea that the only existence of a sensible thing is in its being perceived, so he is essentially asking the reader to separate the existence of the thing (its being) from the perception of it (being perceived). Choice A best reflects this distinction.

Berkeley Argues That in Order to Be Convinced of His