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What type of categorical proposition is this:

"All students are intelligent."

• Universal Affirmative (A)

• Universal Negative (E)

• Particular Affirmative (I)

• Particular Negative (O)

What type of categorical proposition is this:

"Some students are intelligent."

• Universal Affirmative (A)

• Universal Negative (E)

• Particular Affirmative (I)

• Particular Negative (O)

What type of categorical proposition is this:

"Not all students are intelligent."

• Universal Affirmative (A)

• Universal Negative (E)

• Particular Affirmative (I)

• Particular Negative (O)

What type of categorical proposition is this:

"Some students are not intelligent."

• Universal Affirmative (A)

• Universal Negative (E)

• Particular Affirmative (I)

• Particular Negative (O)

What type of categorical proposition is this:

"Every man is strong."

• Universal Affirmative (A)

• Universal Negative (E)

• Particular Affirmative (I)

• Particular Negative (O)

What type of categorical proposition is this:

"Some men are strong."

• Universal Affirmative (A)

• Universal Negative (E)

• Particular Affirmative (I)

• Particular Negative (O)

What type of categorical proposition is this:

"Some men are not strong."

• Universal Affirmative (A)

• Universal Negative (E)

• Particular Affirmative (I)

• Particular Negative (O)

What type of categorical proposition is this:

"All teachers are not happy."

• Universal Affirmative (A)

• Universal Negative (E)

• Particular Affirmative (I)

• Particular Negative (O)

What type of categorical proposition is this:

"Some people are not grateful."

• Universal Affirmative (A)

• Universal Negative (E)

• Particular Affirmative (I)

• Particular Negative (O)

What type of categorical proposition is this:

"Every pupil is good."

• Universal Affirmative (A)

• Universal Negative (E)

• Particular Affirmative (I)

• Particular Negative (O)