In a Categorical Proposition, How Does Quantity Limit Quality

question 48

Multiple Choice

In a categorical proposition, how does quantity limit quality?

• A)If the quantity is particular, then the quality must be affirmative.
• B)If the quantity is particular, then the quality must be negative.
• C)If the quantity is universal, then the quality must be affirmative.
• D)If the quantity is universal, then the quality must be negative.
• E)Quantity does not limit quality at all.

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Definitions:

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