Unlike Plato,while Aristotle thought that the world most basically consisted in forms,he thought that these forms
A) were in the World of Being separate from the World of Becoming.
B) were in both the World of Being and the World of Becoming.
C) were in material substances,such as trees and people.
D) could not be known.

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Aristotle believed that forms were not separate from material substances, but rather were inherent to them. For example, the form of a tree would be found within an actual tree, rather than in a separate World of Being. This was a fundamental difference between Aristotle and Plato, who believed in a separation between the physical world and the world of Forms.

Unlike Plato,while Aristotle Thought That the World Most Basically Consisted