According to Locke, ideas of secondary qualities
A) Are known to us through reason alone.
B) Are perceptions such as bulk and size.
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 secondary qualities (such as color, sound, taste, and smell) do not resemble the qualities actually present in the external object; rather, they are produced by the powers of the object to produce certain sensations in our minds.

According to Locke, Ideas of Secondary Qualities