When a Proposition's Quantifier Is Simply the Article "A" (E

question 100

Multiple Choice

When a proposition's quantifier is simply the article "a" (e.g., "a cat") , then the proposition's form is:

• A)A
• B)E
• C)I
• D)O
• E)There is not enough information to answer.

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