Hume Defines a Cause as an Object That Is

question 107

Multiple Choice

Hume defines a cause as an object that is

• A) Followed by another object and where all objects similar to the first are followed by objects similar to the second.
• B) Followed by another object and whose appearance always brings to mind that other object.
• C) Both a and b
• D) Neither a nor b

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Definitions:

Tracheids

Water-conducting cells in the xylem of vascular plants that are elongated, with thickened cell walls and tapered ends, contributing to the support and transportation of water and minerals.

Vessel Elements

Shorter, wider plant cells than tracheids, found in the xylem, which efficiently transport water and nutrients vertically through the plant.

Perforation Plates

Structures found in the vessel elements of some plants, allowing for the flow of water and nutrients between cells.

Narrower

A comparative term indicating something is less wide or broad, often used in the context of comparisons or descriptions.