Question $19(1$ point$)$

Assigning meaning to objects or experiences is captured well by the discussion of what a tomato is$.$ "What really matters isn't what the tomato is but what we make of it$"($Wade$).$ What is another way to say this?

We only think of tomatoes as vegetables because of propaganda$-$level marketing from the tomato industry.

A tomato is a tomato, it is not a social construct.

A tomato is technically a fruit. It does not matter if most treat is as a vegetable. It is a fruit.

A tomato is technically a fruit, but we treat it like a vegetable, and therefore, it is a vegetable.