When a Categorical Proposition Is Put into Standard Form, Does

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Multiple Choice

When a categorical proposition is put into standard form, does the ordering of the parts matter?

• A)No, as long as all of the parts are present.
• B)No, as long as the copula appears between the subject and the predicate.
• C)No, as long as the quantifier appears before the subject.
• D)Yes, because the parts must always appear in a specified order.
• E)Yes, because each of the four forms is distinguished by the ordering of its parts.

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