Hazel Barnes Uses the Analogy of the Chinese Checkerboard to Make

question 17

Multiple Choice

Hazel Barnes uses the analogy of the Chinese checkerboard to make the point that

• A) life is meaningless,because there is no pre-existing pattern that can be discovered.
• B) we must create our own pattern in life.
• C) there is a set pattern that we must follow in life.
• D) each event in life is determined by previous events.

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