Multiple Choice
Locke uses the term "idea" to stand for ...
A) "whatsoever constitutes the areas of pure mathematics and logic."
B) "the fact that physical objects exists objectively and independently of our perceptions."
C) "the universal form of an abstract concept."
D) "whatsoever is the object of the understanding when a man thinks."
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