Question

according to ecclesiastes, what does the teacher see as the unavoidable reality for all living beings? life is eternal life is fleeting life is meaningless life is controllable

Explanation:

Ecclesiastes emphasizes the transient nature of life. The book reflects on the fleetingness of human existence, contrasting with ideas like eternal life (not a focus here), meaninglessness (a nuanced theme but not the core unavoidable reality stated simply), and controllability (contradicts the book's tone of life's uncertainties). The concept of life being fleeting aligns with its recurrent motifs of time passing and human limitations.

Answer:

Life is fleeting