1. A proposition is a simple declarative sentence a) True b) False 2. A simple d
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1. A proposition is a simple declarative sentence a) True b) False 2. A simple declarative sentence must have a a) Prepositional phrase b) Subject and verb c) Verb and predicate d) Subject, verb, and predicate For a simple categorical proposition, S denotes the subject class and P denotes the predicate class. 3. The standard form of the universal negative proposition is a) All S is P b) Some S is P c) No S is P d) Some S is not P 4. The standard form of the particular negative proposition is a) All S is P b) Some S is P c) No S is P d) Some S is not P 5. The standard form of the particular affirmative proposition is a) All S is P b) Some S is P c) No S is P d) Some S is not P 6.The standard form of the universal affirmative proposition is a) All S is F b) Some S is P c) No S isP d) Some S is not P 7. The quantity of a subject term is determined by whether or not the entire subject class is referred to by its modifier. The universal affirmative refers to the entire class of things in the subject class a) True b) FalseExplanation / Answer
Answer:
1.a)yes,it is true.
2.d)subject ,verb and predicate
3.c)no s is p
4.d)some s is not p
5.b)some s is p
6.a)all s is p
7.a)true
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