[Solved] Which one of the following is the view of Berkeley?

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Q.	Which one of the following is the view of Berkeley?
A.	The nature of body consists not in weight, hardness, colour and the like, but in extension alone
B.	Bodies are mere appearances of our outer sense, and not things-in-themselves.
C.	Body is only a system of floating ideas without any substance to support them.
D.	Body is composed of centres of force that are in a constant process of development.
Answer» B. Bodies are mere appearances of our outer sense, and not things-in-themselves.

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