 The bullseye is the actual world and the small sphere which includes it is \(T\), the Truth. The nested spheres represent likeness to the actual world. A world is less like the actual world the larger the first sphere of which it is a member. Propositions \(A\) and \(B\) are false, \(C\) and \(D\) are true. A carves out a class of worlds which are rather close to the actual world – all within spheres two to four – whereas \(B\) carves out a class rather far from the actual world – all within spheres five to seven. Intuitively \(A\) is closer to the bullseye than is \(B\).