Question $11(2$ points$)$

Which of the following best summarizes Berkeley's answer to the question: "Does a tree falling alone in the forest make a sound?"

Yes, because God always perceives all things, no tree is ever truly alone in a forest and the sound exists in the mind of God.

No; in fact, it does not even make sense to speak of trees existing and falling alone in the forest.

Yes, because sound is a primary quality that exists independently of our perception of it$.$

Yes and no: a tree falling alone in the forest will create sound waves, but without a perceiver there is no sensation of sound.