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Aristotle -If Aristotle Were Watching a Game of Golf,what Would He

Question 192

Question 192

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Aristotle
-If Aristotle were watching a game of golf,what would he identify as the cause of a hole-in-one?


A) the lie (where the ball starts)
B) the putter striking the ball
C) the player's desire to get a birdie
D) All the above are causes.

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