Propositions Intermediate Quiz 1

1. What classification applies when a class term in a proposition refers to every single member of that class?

2. What classification applies when a proposition refers only to some members of a designated class term?

3. In a standard universal affirmative A statement, what is the distribution status of the subject term?

4. In a standard universal affirmative A statement, what is the distribution status of the predicate term?

5. Which standard categorical statement form is unique because it distributes both its subject and its predicate?

6. Which standard categorical statement form is unique because it distributes absolutely neither of its terms?

7. In a particular negative O statement, what is the distribution status of the predicate term?

8. What traditional inference rule permits a valid conversion only after reducing a statement quantity from universal to particular?

9. Which type of standard categorical statement can be converted directly without any loss of logical validity?

10. Which type of standard categorical statement results in an invalid immediate inference if you attempt direct conversion?