None but Scoundrels Are Villains

question 26

Multiple Choice

None but scoundrels are villains.

• A) No scoundrels are villains, and all non-scoundrels are villains.
• B) All scoundrels are villains.
• C) All villains are scoundrels.
• D) No scoundrels are villains.
• E) All non-villains are non-scoundrels.

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