If our future is determined by fate, it is not logical that we have any ___.

a. ire

b. jeopardy

c. volition

d. suavity

Ire = anger

jeopardy = risk

volition = free will (ability to do what you want)

suavity = pleasing to the mind

The correct answer here is c. volition. If our future is determined by fate, why would be able to make choices? Of course, there are ways to circumvent this argument, such as "you arrive at the same place" or "it's part of God's plan" or "everything is just molecular reaction." I won't get into that, though.