Chapter 5, Level 2 Self Quiz: A

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. Analyze the following categorical proposition by doing the following: (1) Identify the subject and predicate of each proposition; (2) identify the categorical proposition as either A (All S are P), E (No S are P), I (Some S are P), or O (Some S are not P).
Some dogs are not vicious animals.

Subject term: dogs; Predicate term: vicious animals. This is an example of an I-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: vicious animals; Predicate term: dogs. This is an example of an O-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: dogs; Predicate term: vicious animals. This is an example of an O-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: dogs; Predicate term: vicious animals. This is an example of an E-proposition. correct incorrect

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. Analyze the following categorical proposition by doing the following: (1) Identify the subject and predicate of each proposition; (2) identify the categorical proposition as either A (All S are P), E (No S are P), I (Some S are P), or O (Some S are not P).
No friends are people you should lie to.

Subject term: friends; predicate term: people you should lie to. This is an example of an O-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: friends; predicate term: people you should lie to. This is an example of an E-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: people you should lie to; predicate term: friends. This is an example of an O-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: people you should lie to; predicate term: friends. This is an example of an E-proposition. correct incorrect

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. Analyze the following categorical proposition by doing the following: (1) Identify the subject and predicate of each proposition; (2) identify the categorical proposition as either A (All S are P), E (No S are P), I (Some S are P), or O (Some S are not P).
All humans are mammals.

Subject term: humans; predicate term: mammals. This is an example of an I-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: mammals; predicate term: humans. This is an example of an A-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: mammals; predicate term: humans. This is an example of an I-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: humans; predicate term: mammals. This is an example of an A-proposition. correct incorrect

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. Analyze the following categorical proposition by doing the following: (1) Identify the subject and predicate of each proposition; (2) identify the categorical proposition as either A (All S are P), E (No S are P), I (Some S are P), or O (Some S are not P).
Some candidates for office are people who are not honest.

Subject term: candidates for office; predicate term: people who are not honest. This is an example of an I-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: people who are not honest; predicate term: candidates. This is an example of an A-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: people who are not honest; predicate term: candidates. This is an example of an I-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: candidates for office; predicate term: people who are not honest. This is an example of an A-proposition. correct incorrect

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. Analyze the following categorical proposition by doing the following: (1) Identify the subject and predicate of each proposition; (2) identify the categorical proposition as either A (All S are P), E (No S are P), I (Some S are P), or O (Some S are not P).
Some fruits are not oranges.

Subject term: fruits; predicate term: oranges. This is an example of an E-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: oranges; predicate term: fruits. This is an example of an E-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: fruits; predicate term: oranges. This is an example of an O-proposition. correct incorrect

Subject term: oranges; predicate term: fruits. This is an example of an A-proposition. correct incorrect